Bio

I became a sculptor after a thirty-years' career as a software engineer and executive in the high-tech industry. This duality is not as strange as some people might think; both activities involve creativity, a sense of adventure, an irresistible passion, and total immersion.

I graduated from MassArt in May 2010. I now work in my studio at Stonybrook Fine Arts in Jamaica Plains.

I live with my family in the Boston area. I was born and grew up in Tel-Aviv, Israel, and I go back often. I suppose I can say that I am lucky to have two homes that I love.

 

Artist Statement

The human figure, in the full sense of the word, is the subject of my work. I thrive to capture the interaction between people, catch the thread of intimacy - with a movement, a touch, a gesture, a gaze.

I am especially interested in dance, as it is an art-form that has always marveled the human body and the inner self. The connection between people who dance together is deep and layered, complex and marvelous - whether they dance on stage for audience, or whether they are amateur social dancers like me.

I think about the frame through which we each look at each other and at the world around us, that creates borders and at the same time creates a common framework for interaction and interpretation. When two people are dancing together the frame created by their embrace is essential for their connection.

While I work with the human figure, I look for what is common to all of us and for the uniqueness and personality of each person, and I look for the not-always-obvious way in which we connect with each other.

 

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