Cactus of Many Tongues
A towering green cactus fills the vertical composition, crowned by a vivid pink flower. Layered acrylic brushwork, pale scraped-looking passages and scattered white marks give the canvas a tactile, animated surface. Botanical imagery and handwritten words combine in a playful, energetic work suited to a living room, office or dining area.
Shiri Shachar lanziano
My artistic approach is an exploration of the connection between heaven and earth. A concept that becomes a word, a word that becomes an idea, an idea expressed in material, a line and a stain. Art that becomes part of everyday life influences and benefits the mind the moment we are in its presence. Sometimes my work process begins with a concept or a word and sometimes from the material and continues with the audience's participation in the work, which becomes a social work - as a reflection of Israeli society in its various layers.
My artistic approach is an exploration of the connection between heaven and earth. A concept that becomes a word, a word that becomes an idea, an idea expressed in material, a line and a stain. Art that becomes part of everyday life influences and benefits the mind the moment we are in its presence. Sometimes my work process begins with a concept or a word and sometimes from the material and continues with the audience's participation in the work, which becomes a social work - as a reflection of Israeli society in its various layers.
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