"Total Victory" #23
The artwork was painted during the "Swords of Iron" war, inspired by the hollow slogan of the Prime Minister—the man who led us into the October 7th massacre with eyes wide shut. This series of works highlights the unbearable gap between empty slogans and the indescribable human suffering and death brought upon tens of thousands of people as a result of a war needlessly prolonged for the Prime Minister's political survival. Needless to say, "Total Victory" was never achieved.
Uri Shamir
Uri Shamir | Artist, Actor & Musician Uri Shamir is a creator who, over the past few decades, has deepened and established his work in the fields of painting and plastic arts. His creations are characterized by a blend of academic-realistic precision, expressive sensitivity, and psychological depth. His versatile style demonstrates mastery in classical techniques, alongside works in abstract expressionism. Artistic Education & Mentorship Early Foundations: Began his journey under the guidance of artists the late Yitzhak Belfer and Rafi Meshel. Figurative Painting & Drawing: Studied at the esteemed "HaTachana" Studio for Figurative Painting and Drawing under two of Israel's leading realistic painters—David Nipo and Aram Gershuni. Advanced Art Studies: Continued his training with renowned artists Ilya Gefter and Leonid Balaklav. Acting Career Uri is a familiar and beloved face in households across Israel, thanks to a series of unforgettable roles in Israeli cinema: "Abba Ganuv" (The Skimpy Father) Trilogy (1987–1991): Portrayed the iconic role of Attorney Nathan Kugler alongside the late Yehuda Barkan—a performance that became an integral part of Israeli cinematic heritage. Musical Background Shamir's connection to color, rhythm, and harmony is also reflected in his rich musical career: Academic Background: Studied music and theater at Tel Aviv University and holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Northeastern Illinois University, USA (1980). Performance: Performs as a pianist, singer, guitarist, and bassist across various ensembles and musical projects.
Uri Shamir | Artist, Actor & Musician Uri Shamir is a creator who, over the past few decades, has deepened and established his work in the fields of painting and plastic arts. His creations are characterized by a blend of academic-realistic precision, expressive sensitivity, and psychological depth. His versatile style demonstrates mastery in classical techniques, alongside works in abstract expressionism. Artistic Education & Mentorship Early Foundations: Began his journey under the guidance of artists the late Yitzhak Belfer and Rafi Meshel. Figurative Painting & Drawing: Studied at the esteemed "HaTachana" Studio for Figurative Painting and Drawing under two of Israel's leading realistic painters—David Nipo and Aram Gershuni. Advanced Art Studies: Continued his training with renowned artists Ilya Gefter and Leonid Balaklav. Acting Career Uri is a familiar and beloved face in households across Israel, thanks to a series of unforgettable roles in Israeli cinema: "Abba Ganuv" (The Skimpy Father) Trilogy (1987–1991): Portrayed the iconic role of Attorney Nathan Kugler alongside the late Yehuda Barkan—a performance that became an integral part of Israeli cinematic heritage. Musical Background Shamir's connection to color, rhythm, and harmony is also reflected in his rich musical career: Academic Background: Studied music and theater at Tel Aviv University and holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Northeastern Illinois University, USA (1980). Performance: Performs as a pianist, singer, guitarist, and bassist across various ensembles and musical projects.
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