KooKoo's 39th sale is entirely dedicated to the beautiful Israeli art of our country's young artists with a wide selection of art for investment:
The international Katia Lifshin with a huge oil painting and pastel work,
Shani Shemesh with a particularly moving and creepy sculpture,
The promising young Erez Pliscov with 3 views of the north of our country,
Reut Ashkenazi for the second time in KooKoo with 5 oil paintings as an opportunity and investment,
Moriah Kaplan paints for the first time a naive realistic series of childhoods,
Doron Akiva with 6 oil paintings that evoke longing for another time,
Chen Egozi with 3 hyper-realistic drawings with wax crayons!
Diana Kogan with a huge landscape work and two pastel paintings,
The graffiti artist Ben Mashiah with outstanding work,
We will introduce you for the first time to the young artist Noam Kubeisi - pay attention,
In the catalog you will also find romantic drawings by Eran Webber and Tanvi Pathera,
The genius watercolorist Liron Yankonsky, Roni Yoffe, Nurit Arbel, Sagi Mishevski and many more.
for your enjoyment :)
We will deliver with a courier to you for only NIS 39!
For requests - 0558859447
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LOTTO 56:
Roni Yoffe
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Venduto per: $320
Prezzo iniziale:
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320
Prezzo stimato :
$600 - $800
Commissione per la casa d'aste: 15%
IVA: 17%
Solo su commissione
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"Coffee and Cake" 2024
Oil on canvas
20/30 cm
signed
Roni Yoffe (1985), lives and works in Ramat Gan, Israel.
A realist painter.
Earns a living from painting and teaching, and manages the largest online painter community in Israel that supports painters and painters called '' a painting school '' (the community group can be found on Facebook).
'' My paintings are a study of materials and symbolism of various objects, with an emphasis on the Israeli-Jewish mentality and sometimes humorously interspersed with popular cultural motifs. To me humans are by nature "idolaters" - our objects symbolize, remind and curate the meanings we give them. They tell a story without words, without movement and without voice. They are valuable or everyday, nostalgic or status symbols, and are mostly sensual. They awaken our senses to a storytelling or spiritual experience: from the mezuzah to the last lemons, everything still contains meaning for us - aesthetic, ideological, personal or collective.
The objects are symbols, the symbols become associations and the associations become a memory of an experience, and together, in the new combination of painting - they become a personal and layered experience.
Engaging in silent narratives as story elements is fascinating.
The ability to tell a story or express a position with the help of objects and colors only allows play in metaphors and allegories without being too verbal.
The inanimate objects are actors on stage.
The intense connection to living and changing nature allows the work to receive content that is ongoing, the final painting being the total occurrence of the work - the changing lighting conditions combined with the mood combined with an artistic vision. ''
Ronnie studied realism with David Nippo and Aram Gershuni and teaches drawing in Ramat Gan. enjoy studying and residency in European cities, such as Tuscany.
