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"Yotzrim gallery" is an art gallery that specializes in combining interior design and art, both at home and in the office. We provide artistic consulting services, done by professionals in the field.
The gallery has been in operation for ten years, and focuses on representing original works by contemporary Israeli artists. Their work has been carefully selected from various artistic styles, such as drawing, painting, sculpture and more
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LOTE 95:
Osnat Ramot, N. 1972, sewing on Formica, 42 by 35 cm, Signed, 2019
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Osnat Ramot, N. 1972, sewing on Formica, 42 by 35 cm, Signed, 2019
Osnat Ramot Graduated from the Bezalel Academy ceramic department. Works as an Art therapist
Exhibits: Group Exhibition "Landscapes and People" Tzadik Jaffa Gallery 2018
Exhibition in the open house in Har Adar with the Yosha family - Open 2018 House Exhibition Art galleries
'less than a thousand', Tel Aviv and Herzliya 2017 2017 G
allery 'Art and about' Emek Hefer
by day and an Artisan by night. Ramot is intrigued with matter and form. Her work centers on matter and the connection and traction between materials. Her creations are an introspection interpreting an in-depth understanding of matter and people. Ramot discovered Formica as a sculptural drawing material, and in her works, Formica serves as an object and/or canvas, intermittently. Formica is manufactured as layers of paper and adhesive, and its common use is as a wood finish. Ramot uses the Formica page as a surface for creation. She sews the Formica with a sewing machine, as well as handstitches, so that every line you see is actually a thread and every point is a hole. All the works in this body of work are framed using a deep wooden frame. “I always liked to sew. Likely, I have sewn stories, while making reality come undone; connected holes with threads, zigzagged. And mostly sewing materials, which didn’t imagine they were so: that a thread could connect between them”.
