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DESCRIPTION:Time & Movement\nYACOOV AGAM “My intention was to create a
work of art which would transcend the visible\, which cannot be perceived
except in stages\, with the understanding that it is a partial revelation
and not the perpetuation of the existing. My aim is to show what can be se
en within the limits of possibility which exists in the midst of coming in
to being.” Known for his pioneering work in kinetic art\, Israeli artist
Yaacov Agam fascinated the world with his geometric abstraction. His thre
e-dimensional paintings\, sculptures and lenticular prints\, also known as
agamographs\, have met with great success. Agam fuses formalism and mysti
cism to create a sensory experience for the viewer. Here\, movement and th
e viewer's point of view are indispensable. Kinetic art asks the environme
nt and the viewer to move to explore. In Agam's art\, the geometric shapes
shift as you move your viewpoint from point A to point B. The work is nev
er complete\; he relies on the viewer's perception to complete the composi
tion. This is why he encourages viewings\, to physically interact with his
artworks. Over the years\, his work has exhibited in significant art citi
es such as Paris\, Amsterdam\, New York and Tokyo. In 2018\, he opened his
own museum\, the Yaacov Agam Museum of Art\, in Risjon Letsion (Israel).
SYLVAIN PATTE Sylvain Patte first studied ornamental carving\, then dance
and design\, always in search of beauty and the balance of movement. In 20
07\, he started his passion for stone carving and now works on beautifying
public spaces and restoring urban heritage. His work stems from an observ
ation of nature\, contemporary architecture and the balance of power and p
roportions naturally present on earth and in the universe. Sometimes inspi
red by paper-folding techniques (origami) or flexible materials\, his work
is dominated by lines\, straight or curved\, with superpositions of simpl
e elements in complex [...]
DTSTAMP:20261021T012233Z
LOCATION:Gallery Ysebaert\, Maenhoutstraat 60\, 9830 Sint-Martens-Latem\, B
elgium
SUMMARY:Time & Movement
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Time & Movement\nYACOOV AGAM “My intention
was to create a work of art which would transcend the visible\, which can
not be perceived except in stages\, with the understanding that it is a pa
rtial revelation and not the perpetuation of the existing. My aim is to sh
ow what can be seen within the limits of possibility which exists in the m
idst of coming into being.” Known for his pioneering work in kinetic art
\, Israeli artist Yaacov Agam fascinated the world with his geometric abst
raction. His three-dimensional paintings\, sculptures and lenticular print
s\, also known as agamographs\, have met with great success. Agam fuses fo
rmalism and mysticism to create a sensory experience for the viewer. Here\
, movement and the viewer's point of view are indispensable. Kinetic art a
sks the environment and the viewer to move to explore. In Agam's art\, the
geometric shapes shift as you move your viewpoint from point A to point B
. The work is never complete\; he relies on the viewer's perception to com
plete the composition. This is why he encourages viewings\, to physically
interact with his artworks. Over the years\, his work has exhibited in sig
nificant art cities such as Paris\, Amsterdam\, New York and Tokyo. In 201
8\, he opened his own museum\, the Yaacov Agam Museum of Art\, in Risjon L
etsion (Israel). SYLVAIN PATTE Sylvain Patte first studied ornamental carv
ing\, then dance and design\, always in search of beauty and the balance o
f movement. In 2007\, he started his passion for stone carving and now wor
ks on beautifying public spaces and restoring urban heritage. His work ste
ms from an observation of nature\, contemporary architecture and the balan
ce of power and proportions naturally present on earth and in the universe
. Sometimes inspired by paper-folding techniques (origami) or flexible mat
erials\, his work is dominated by lines\, straight or curved\, with superp
ositions of simple elements in complex [...]
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