Careful, you’re in the crosshairs
acrylic A face breaks into planes of color, as if identity were viewed from multiple angles. The eyes—one alert, one dreaming—watch and rise. A six-pointed star with a teardrop hangs near the mouth, whispering pain or memory. The piece blends cubism and emotion, revealing a gaze that not only sees but questions. “Eye, You’re in the Spotlight” reminds us that being seen can be exposure, vulnerability, and resistance.
Liliana Kraitz
This Israeli-Argentinian artist faces us with the reality of the characters she models. Imagined figures of the current life that mark the loneliness, anguish and also some hope. The artist integrates the viewer and makes them participate in her reflections playing with realism and surrealism. The works are alive, in continuous movement and are completed with the gaze of the other.
This Israeli-Argentinian artist faces us with the reality of the characters she models. Imagined figures of the current life that mark the loneliness, anguish and also some hope. The artist integrates the viewer and makes them participate in her reflections playing with realism and surrealism. The works are alive, in continuous movement and are completed with the gaze of the other.
