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I’m synesthetic (a condition where one type of stimulation evokes the sensation of another), so my colors and textures are eclectic while having a strong unifying undertone.
"My work deals with the undefined, with sensuality, and with the interaction between strength and fragility. "
"Thinking outside of the box lends a unique creative focus motivating me to consistently come up with fresh ideas to sell or buy art and real estate."
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Other than aggressively abusing parenthetical? I think my honesty and willingness to discuss what nobody wants to. My writing is very personal; I tend to address women’s rights and gender equality
Visual Artist - Passion, intensity and unconditional love towards everything I express.
I would describe my work as uncluttered, minimalist, sober and geometric. The objects I create gravitate between concept and function, It depends on the project.
Art and design does not have to be a passion, does not have to be all-encompassing. Art and design is an important cultural marker-it defines who we are, be it as a culture, as a place or as a society
I make art to remain attentive, awaken. Inquisitive. To give back a certain gift. To contribute with the continuation of judaism.
I'd want to be able to fly. I could see the world for a lot less money, that's for sure!
It’s a privilege to be in service to our earth. Life is precious so I celebrate the miracle of being here with my family by using my God-given talents to express myself and to keep our lands and oceans healthy for future generations.
In conversation with Garance Dore.