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RECO 12 (2023) Peinture par Ted Barr
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Vendeur Ted Barr
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Œuvre d'art originale (One Of A Kind)
Peinture,
Huile
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Acrylique
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Laque
sur Toile
- Dimensions Hauteur 39,4in, Largeur 27,6in
- État de l'œuvre L'oeuvre est en parfait état
- Encadrement Cette oeuvre n'est pas encadrée
- Catégories Peintures à moins de 20 000 $US Abstrait Abstrait
In my new art series, titled RECO, I delve into the boundaries of reality perception and contemplate the stories, images, or memories that shape in our minds our individual translation of reality. Each moment in our lives is a unique, never-before-experienced span of time. While our daily routines may appear repetitive, on a grander scale, we hurtle through space at an astounding 1.6 million miles per day, moving at a staggering speed of 66,666 miles per hour as our planet Earth orbits the Sun. With every passing moment, we occupy a new space, internally and externally, as our emotions, circulatory system, and nerves are constantly in flux.
Our perception of reality is ever-changing, influenced by what our brains choose to reveal or conceal. The same artwork can evoke laughter in one person and tears in another, while a third viewer might remain indifferent. Behind each scene lies deeper layers of perception, different hues of interpretation, memories, and beliefs.
In the RECO series, I grapple with this elusive nature of reality, using my artworks as messengers. Each artwork is built upon another on a deeper layer; some are constructed from a composite of four distinct artworks. Yet, when viewed, the observer sees only the final layer, with subtle remnants protruding from the layer beneath. It remains one new artwork, and once it is completed, I am unable to unveil the deeper layers from which it is composed. However, I have documented them, and they reside in my memory. What matters to me most is the viewer's perception of the artwork. Does knowing that it comprises four layers of different artworks underneath make a difference to their experience?
In our thoughts, relationships, and emotions, the same principle applies—we reveal what we choose to disclose and hide what we prefer to keep concealed. Our choices shape our perception of reality.
In the RECO art series, I invite viewers to embrace the interplay of revealment and concealment, encouraging them to embark on a journey of discovery and to unlock the myriad layers of meaning concealed within the enigmatic world of art. In doing so, we celebrate the enduring power of art to reveal the complexities of the human experience while acknowledging the mysteries that define our existence.
Thèmes connexes
Ted Barr was born in Nevodar, Romania, on the shores of the Black Sea. At the age of four his family immigrated to Israel. In 1975 Barr was drafted into the Israeli army, in which he served as a regular soldier, officer and reservist for twenty-six years. In 1992 Barr graduated from Israeli Battalion Commanders' Academy and served as deputy battalion commander with the rank of a Major.
In 1980, after release from his conscripted army service, Barr began a ten year period of study in his fields of interest: Symbolism, Buddhism, Ancient Egypt, Numerology and Kabbala, along with earning a M.B.A degree in marketing from the Tel Aviv University, graduating in 1990.
In 1995 Barr started seven years of private art lessons under the Israeli master Shlomo Tzafrir in Old Jaffa where his first exhibition opened to the public in 2001.
The leading concepts in Barr's art are deep space and celestial elements, the beginnings of life, embryos, ovum, and the development of the embryo in the womb, inspired by the images of the Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson.
Barr does not sign his name on his canvasses. Instead, he developed a private symbol that encapsulates his esoteric studies experience and represents his life philosophy written in his FLY book.
- Nationalité: ISRAËL
- Date de naissance : 1957
- Domaines artistiques: Oeuvres d’artistes professionnels,
- Groupes: Artiste professionnel Artistes Contemporains Israéliens