Tony
Tony Montana, the ultimate anti-hero from "Scarface," is captured here in his most iconic moment- cigar between his fingers, cold gaze waiting for an answer- his face painted in electric shades of purple, orange, and blue that render him almost inhuman. The dark background, streaked with paint dripping downward, gives the portrait the feel of a fleeting moment caught between deceptive calm and the violence about to erupt.
GIZU
Gil Lagziel (GIZU) is a multidisciplinary Israeli artist based in Herzliya. A graduate of the 3D Art program at IAC College, his artistic journey bridges the precision of digital sculpting with the raw, tactile energy of physical canvas. Gil has always been fascinated by the visual language of our time, including the symbols, brands, and iconic faces that shape our daily culture. His journey into art started in the digital world, working with 3D design and digital sculpting. While that world taught him how to build form and character, he felt a strong pull to bring that energy onto the physical canvas, where every brushstroke is raw and immediate. Today, his art lives at the intersection of art history, pop culture, and high fashion. He takes globally recognized figures from history and art to modern media and strips away their traditional contexts. By infusing them with vibrant color palettes, strong contrasts, and a touch of attitude, he gives them a completely new, unexpected life. Every piece is created to be experienced on multiple levels. From afar, the work commands attention with its bold colors and unmistakable subjects. Up close, it reveals unexpected symbols and details that invite viewers to discover something new. For Gil, canvas, acrylics, and spray paint are ways to remix reality. He creates art that doesn't ask for permission. It commands attention, sparks a reaction, and brings a bold, modern energy into any space it inhabits.
Gil Lagziel (GIZU) is a multidisciplinary Israeli artist based in Herzliya. A graduate of the 3D Art program at IAC College, his artistic journey bridges the precision of digital sculpting with the raw, tactile energy of physical canvas. Gil has always been fascinated by the visual language of our time, including the symbols, brands, and iconic faces that shape our daily culture. His journey into art started in the digital world, working with 3D design and digital sculpting. While that world taught him how to build form and character, he felt a strong pull to bring that energy onto the physical canvas, where every brushstroke is raw and immediate. Today, his art lives at the intersection of art history, pop culture, and high fashion. He takes globally recognized figures from history and art to modern media and strips away their traditional contexts. By infusing them with vibrant color palettes, strong contrasts, and a touch of attitude, he gives them a completely new, unexpected life. Every piece is created to be experienced on multiple levels. From afar, the work commands attention with its bold colors and unmistakable subjects. Up close, it reveals unexpected symbols and details that invite viewers to discover something new. For Gil, canvas, acrylics, and spray paint are ways to remix reality. He creates art that doesn't ask for permission. It commands attention, sparks a reaction, and brings a bold, modern energy into any space it inhabits.
