
Purple Skyline
Technique: Spachtelism Medium: Stucco Smoothed finish

Lilach Perez
Lilach Perez is a contemporary artist who has focused on developing her "Spachtelism" technique over the past 13 years. Following years of experimenting with various techniques and materials, she found a natural connection with the bricklayerโs trowel, choosing it as her main tool of expression. Working with a trowel on MDF wooden panels, Lilach shapes her pieces using stucco and raw pigments. Her creative process involves a thoughtful sequence of layering, sculpting, scraping, and smoothing the materialโa careful method that creates depth, texture, and a soft sheen. At times, she leaves these raw layers exposed, allowing the natural character of the material to speak for itself.
Lilach Perez is a contemporary artist who has focused on developing her "Spachtelism" technique over the past 13 years. Following years of experimenting with various techniques and materials, she found a natural connection with the bricklayerโs trowel, choosing it as her main tool of expression. Working with a trowel on MDF wooden panels, Lilach shapes her pieces using stucco and raw pigments. Her creative process involves a thoughtful sequence of layering, sculpting, scraping, and smoothing the materialโa careful method that creates depth, texture, and a soft sheen. At times, she leaves these raw layers exposed, allowing the natural character of the material to speak for itself.