Welcome to KooKoo's sale #40, an art sale with equal bargains from the world of contemporary art:
Erez Pliscov with the landscapes of our country and for the first time will present a local landscape drawing,
Avia Halavi with three outstanding works from the gas cylinders series,
Roni Yoffe with a beloved and comforting Israeli still life,
For the first time - Colonel (res.) Elyasaf Maimon with two oil paintings,
Nurit Arbel with a self-portrait :)
Naomi Shalev will present her best work to date,
The one and only Tamar Simon with a painting for connoisseurs,
Sagi Mishevski with a series of works combining light games with glass,
And many more good works by young artists from Israel and the world.
You will find in the sale works with a high collector's value at playful opening prices,
for your pleasure,
KooKoo
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LOT 26:
Daniel Zuberi
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Start price:
$
500
Estimated price :
$900 - $1,000
Buyer's Premium: 15%
VAT: 17%
On commission only
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Still life with flowers 14, 2024
Oil on Canvas
50/40 cm
signed
KooKoo is honored and proud to present to you a new artist, 30 years old, a special artist, who studied figurative realism with the best painters and at Florence Academia of art. A modern floral painter leaning on a fine Italian classic. A young and unique Israeli artist we have never seen works like his: Meet Daniel Zuberi -
More than a decade ago, Daniel began his art studies with artists Dana Zaltzman, Shoshana Bettelheim, David Nipo and Aram Gershuni, which included figurative painting studies at a private academy. After acquiring tools from the Israeli masters, he was accepted to study at the Florence Academy of Art, where he specialized in drawing and realistic painting for three years.
Daniel's flower paintings manage to combine exceptionally high realistic techniques along with surrealistic characteristics from the creator's imagination. In contrast to the painters of realism who paint a still life that is physically in front of them, Daniel creates in his head a collage of magical and imagined flowers inspired by the botanical world and moves them alone.
