Winston Wächter Fine Art
#fromwhereistand
#fromwhereistand January 12 – March 2, 2019 Opening Reception, Saturday January 12, noon – 2pm Curator in attendance Winston Wächter is proud to announce the group exhibition #fromwhereistand. #fromwhereistand is an Israeli photography exhibition, curated by Tel Aviv native and Seattle resident, Arit Gordon. Gordon wanted to share the love of her home and its richness in artistic talent. Since moving, her perspective has changed, and through this exhibition we see her history through the eyes of photographers Yair Barak, Asaf Gam Hacohen, and Gidon Levin. Asaf Gam Hacohen’s Merge Visible photographs are vibrant scenes, digitally manipulated and flattened almost to abstraction. As you move closer into the images, architecture and figures become more apparent, giving life and energy to the compositions. Hacohen plays with the idea of memory, observation and the digital feed of our reality. Gidon Levin is a former Israeli soldier, reflecting on his life in service, and his now lifelong brotherhood. Strangers in uniform have become an inseparable family. Capturing these connections through a lens has helped Levin to more fully understand and process his experiences. Yair Barak’s Parks and Recreation series captures the post WWII developing neighborhoods of Berlin. Once devastated landscapes are now lush, green parks. He pairs this imagery with minimalist geometric compositions, referencing the new modernist, future of these areas.
Asaf Gam Hacohen Liverpool Street Station 18:32 2018 Archival pigment print on metallic paper mounted to aluminum Ed.1/5 39 x 39 inches
Asaf Gam Hacohen, The Culture Square (Habima) Tlv, 2017, Archival pigment print on metallic paper mounted to aluminum, Ed.1/5, 32 x 39 inches
Asaf Gam Hacohen, A Star Plant, 2015, Archival pigment print on metallic paper mounted to aluminum, Ed. 1/5, 26 x 36 inches
Gidon Levin Hila 2012 Archival pigment print mounted to aluminum Ed. 4/6 39 x 39 inches
Gidon Levin Untitled 2012 Archival pigment print mounted to aluminum Ed. 3/5 39 x 39 inches
Yair Barak, Parks & Recreations #1, 2017, Archival pigment print on metallic paper mounted to aluminum, Ed.1/5, 23 x 31 inches
Yair Barak, Park & Recreations #4, 2018, Archival pigment print on metallic paper mounted to aluminum, Ed.1/5, 23 x 31 inches
Yair Barak Parks & Recreations #2 2017 Archival pigment print on metallic paper mounted to aluminum Ed. 2/5 31 x 23 inches