LOT 99
| Technique | Painting |
| Size | 30 x 30 cm |
| Availability | Available |
| Donation | 60% |
Horizontal bands impose a structural separation between interior and exterior, reducing the flora beyond to blurred silhouettes and fragmented color fields. Spatial depth collapses into planar compositions of line and hue; the circular tondo functions as an ocular aperture, delimiting vision. The painting enacts both the delight of visual perception and its inherent limitations.
About Guy Shoham
Guy Shoham (b. 1971, Tel Aviv) is a London-based painter whose practice examines the intersection of beauty and temptation, and the tensions between high and low art, between abstraction and realism. His work interrogates the persistent dichotomy of kitsch and modernism and reframes the craft of painting as a site for critical inquiry.
Guy is represented by Keren Bar Gil Gallery, where he had a solo show in April 2025.
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