Work

Are AI-generated images art? When we are experiencing a crafted artwork, whether digital or physical, we are experiencing someone’s labor. That is, every small piece of the artwork is a consequence of an action performed by the artist: a brushstroke, a spill of paint, a carve, a drill, a computer-aided

This work continues to explore the relationship between consciousness, the natural world, and abstract realms. The abstract plane through which the elephants pass can feel more real than the physical world, if you are presented with a certain question. What is that question?

This piece started from a Moore-style scribble. I later decided to build a world where it could thrive. Bit by bit, adding some elements and deleting others, in a slow exploration of what a potential world for the painted figure might look like, this artwork slowly turned into this surreal

Created in cooperation with Avraham Eilat, this work is a 3D interpretation of Avraham’s “Frames” (1972), a hand-drawn stop motion video depicting a creature looking for a way out of the picture frame within he is drawn (see https://eilatart.com).

An abstract, surreal space whose location is unknown. It might be somewhere, anywhere, or nowhere.

This animation was the main piece of my exhibition Reality+ (June 2024, Düsseldorf). Here’s the text that accompanied it: When you look at me, it is not me that you are seeing, you are seeing something else. Isn’t that funny? Don’t feel bad, though, no one has ever seen no

I created this generatively, almost randomly, and yet the specific way in which the polygon stretches out has a certain feeling, almost like a human expression, only non-human. Maybe forms are forms of expression.

At the center of the work is a woman emerging from the ocean, seemingly compelled to meet the icosphere. They dance around each other in a circular motion. In each rotation, half of the woman’s body is obstructed by a cube. The reflection on the water is not real, but

An emergence of a soul.

This is an old sketch that I have decided to turn into a 3D artwork. I have made the sketch somewhat subconsciously, drawing abstract objects with little attention, only to realize after I was done that the objects are figures (see the sketch below). After finalizing the image I realized

An ancient hand interplaying with a metaphysical orb. The work deals with an abstract conception of time as it manifests in the generational gap between its creators. This work was part of a mentoring program in the artists Village Ein-Hod: the experienced Ami Shavit mentored both Noa Orlicky and myself

A 3D hand mesh carrying a contour of a metaphysical orb. This work is a variation of the main scene from my animation Timeless.

Physicalism is the name of a philosophical doctrine that offers the view that the mind is essentially a physical phenomenon. I oppose that view, but nevertheless it is the subject of this piece.

The nature of reality is different from what it appears to be. There is no such a thing as a smooth line in real life, just like in this image, where everything is just a collection of planes.

Sometimes you play a game against yourself and lose. In life, unlike chess, you only get a single try.