Roy chooses Red
Paintings by/© Roy Nachan. The artist adds raised “pixels” of paint over each image, and invites the spectator to feel and touch each art piece. I.e. “…experience the virtual and physical coming together in one unique moment.” Wonderful!
Notes about the artist (from official biography):
At first glance the paintings by Roy Nachum can easily be confused with digital art. However, his works are actually oil paintings on canvas that are painted in a way that spurs the viewer to investigate further. Nachum creates his images by utilizing the idea of pixels. Each ‘pixel’ is painted one-by-one. The end result is a painting that comes together in a unique manner. Nachum describes this as creating micro worlds that come together in order to form the pattern of a single reality or of a dream. Roy Nachum has exhibited frequently in Israel, Europe and the United States. He transports on canvases a mix of his imaginary world and his real life. The works represent part of his memories and his dreams as well as binary reading of real and unreal elements.
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