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The Artist chose the sea shore as an arena for his drawings and paintings. The meeting arena, where an endless struggle occurs between the water and the land. In this area he chose to relate to the buoys, originally holding a rope as borderline in the water.

 

He investigates their movements in any weather in ebb and flow. He sees in them a kind of images almost human with life and needs of their own.  An allegoric and poetic approach. He builds around them a personal mythology, asking, what will happen to them if they will be released from the connecting cables bonding them together?

 

Will they fly in the sky? Or wonder  on  the sand?           

Dr. Nava Sebillia Sadeh summarizes: “Ullman elevates his allegory images into an adventurous journey creating deep layers of intellectual knots and contexts.”

Personal Mythology 

In recent Years Gad Ullman concentrates on seashore paintings.

 

 

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