Excellent art awaits you at KooKoo's 36th auction:
Cabessa, Zoya Cheakasky, Bazooka Joe, Orit Akta, Iza(Bella) Volovnik, Reut Dafna and Israel Dror Hemed with oil paintings and paper works
We will introduce you to three new artists:
Katia Gali, the well-known model who fell into drugs and deteriorated into a life on the street, rose to life and you must see her paintings!
Doron Akiva paints naive paintings with a limited palette of pleasant colors
And Liron Yanconsky, a 30-year-old watercolorist with 400,000 followers in the media and 3 best-selling books on Amazon (!) with simply crazy works
and also-
Roni Yoffe with large, Israeli works that will lift the mood and morale
Daniel Zuberi will fill our walls with flowers
Erez Pliscov with 4 views where every word is unnecessary - really, judge for yourself
Nurit Arbel will once again excite us
And Leegan Koo for lovers of high-quality pop art
There are many more fine works - just enjoy the catalog, we have blessed the young artists and yourselves, we all deserve a little satisfaction!
Questions 0558859447
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LOT 95:
FOMA
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Prix de départ:
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140
Prix estimé :
$250 - $300
Commission de la maison de ventes: 15%
TVA: 17%
Seulement sur commission
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Untitled, 2017
Meet the graffiti artist FOMA, an esteemed and well-known graffiti artist - an artist whose feminist agenda is at the center of her artistic activity. In recent years she lives and creates in Berlin. Comes to Israel regularly and participates in exhibitions.
Ink on paper Framed in a quality museum frame
33/25 cm
signed
Meet the graffiti artist FOMA, one of the only women known in the field. Born in the former Soviet Union, graduated from Shankar in the textile design department. She started creating street art in 2007 and teamed up with Klone, Zero Cents and Know Hope when the three were already working together. Foma deals in her work with issues such as the blurring of gender boundaries, deviance and relationships. She presents personal works, many self-portraits and female images. The preoccupation with gender roles, sexuality, social norms and abnormalities accompanies her from the beginning of her journey.
Foma's characters are often printed on stickers or directly on the wall. She draws on paper and then sticks the paper on the street. The characters themselves are drawn in black and white with dynamic and expressive lines. In many of the figures it seems as if it starts with a line on one side of the figure and after many twists and facial features, the line reaches the other side of the figure, in a kind of free drawing.
