Meeting of the Stripes
A painting made using the gel-plate method that depicts a surreal portrait of a humanoid zebra creature wearing a striped shirt and two candies beside him. The painting combines elements in collage form whose central theme is stripes.
Asaf Schwartz
Graphic designer and artist, graduate of the Visual Communication program at the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT). Over the years, he studied, worked and experimented with a variety of mediums and techniques such as printmaking, painting, collage, photography, and digital art. Today, he uses a variety of techniques to combine collage-style compositions to create paintings that are created using dedicated gel-palettes in which he builds layers of acrylic paints to create images, combined with digital works that he prepares, with a lot of sense of humor and curiosity for new connections between elements and visual expressions in the style of pop art and surrealism. Each piece in this technique is handmade using acrylic and is a unique, one-of-a-kind original with no additional copies.
Graphic designer and artist, graduate of the Visual Communication program at the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT). Over the years, he studied, worked and experimented with a variety of mediums and techniques such as printmaking, painting, collage, photography, and digital art. Today, he uses a variety of techniques to combine collage-style compositions to create paintings that are created using dedicated gel-palettes in which he builds layers of acrylic paints to create images, combined with digital works that he prepares, with a lot of sense of humor and curiosity for new connections between elements and visual expressions in the style of pop art and surrealism. Each piece in this technique is handmade using acrylic and is a unique, one-of-a-kind original with no additional copies.
