פריחה
יצירה פיסולית המשלבת חריטה במחרטה וגילוף ידני עדין. מתוך בסיס עץ כהה ובעל מרקם עמוק, צומחים שלושה פרחים מגולפים בעץ בהיר, המאופיינים בגבעולים ארוכים ודקיקים ועלי כותרת עדינים. העבודה מציגה ניגודיות חזקה בין המבנה המסיבי של הבסיס לבין השבריריות והחיוניות של האלמנטים הצומחים ממנו.
שי זנדמן
Shay Zandman is a wood artist whose work stems from a deep affinity and lifelong passion for the material and the creative process. A decade ago, with the birth of his first grandson, a hidden childhood fascination with woodworking was reawakened. What began as crafting toys for his grandchildren evolved over the years into a complex and profound journey of exploration, learning, and mastery of diverse techniques. In his artistic practice, Zandman moves between two complementary poles: Artistic Woodturning and Milling: This facet of his work is based on a live, dynamic, and thrilling dialogue with the material. These pieces are non-figurative and invite personal interpretation. It is a journey that begins with the search for the perfect log and demands endless patience. Zandman often finds himself surrendering to the wood's own will, allowing its natural lines and imperfections to dictate the final outcome and lead him to surprising destinations. In these creations, he occasionally incorporates colored finishing techniques that lend the wood a unique appearance and a novel texture. Mechanical Model Making: On the other hand, he dedicates a significant part of his work to building intricate, highly precise mechanical models of cars and engineering vehicles. Creating these models demands meticulous planning and strict precision The constant dialogue between the artist and the wood—oscillating between the amorphous creative freedom of woodturning and the structured mechanical precision of the models—is the very heart of his practice. It is what transforms every single piece into a journey of rediscovery.
Shay Zandman is a wood artist whose work stems from a deep affinity and lifelong passion for the material and the creative process. A decade ago, with the birth of his first grandson, a hidden childhood fascination with woodworking was reawakened. What began as crafting toys for his grandchildren evolved over the years into a complex and profound journey of exploration, learning, and mastery of diverse techniques. In his artistic practice, Zandman moves between two complementary poles: Artistic Woodturning and Milling: This facet of his work is based on a live, dynamic, and thrilling dialogue with the material. These pieces are non-figurative and invite personal interpretation. It is a journey that begins with the search for the perfect log and demands endless patience. Zandman often finds himself surrendering to the wood's own will, allowing its natural lines and imperfections to dictate the final outcome and lead him to surprising destinations. In these creations, he occasionally incorporates colored finishing techniques that lend the wood a unique appearance and a novel texture. Mechanical Model Making: On the other hand, he dedicates a significant part of his work to building intricate, highly precise mechanical models of cars and engineering vehicles. Creating these models demands meticulous planning and strict precision The constant dialogue between the artist and the wood—oscillating between the amorphous creative freedom of woodturning and the structured mechanical precision of the models—is the very heart of his practice. It is what transforms every single piece into a journey of rediscovery.
