This exhibition displays over twenty abstract paintings by the  French-Israeli artist Yoram Chisin (b. 1971). Yoram uses vibrant colours and varied textures to create works of arresting visual depth. By pouring, stitching, ripping, rubbing and adding or exposing layers of paint, Yoram makes mesmerisingly intricate works that speak to notions of time, growth and the accumulation of beauty, pain and experience. This exhibition draws attention to the vibrant and sculptural materiality of Yoram’s paintings, and how these surfaces dispel serenity to present a tumultuous form of beauty. For Yoram, these works are iterative attempts to use shape - primarily the square - to contain and order his emotions. The artist’s constant experimentation, particularly his creation and use of nuclear blue, becomes an embodied form of mystical and philosophical questioning.
The exhibition is curated by Alice Black, Founder of ArtULTRA.