Rinat Izhak

Rinat Izhak

multidisciplinary artist

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by Rinat Izhak

Projects 01 / 07

Terra Condere — Silere

Collaborative project · 2016

For years, much of my work stayed in the studio while my projects went out into the world. A collector’s visit made me look at it again and discover that it had also been the engine of many of my projects.

I work from micro to macro: up close, matter, water, textures and accidents; as we step back, landscapes, figures and worlds appear.

When a work leaves my hands, each gaze discovers something different.

For me, art opens a door to new ways of seeing.

Selection

Current
Works

(12)

Art T Shok

Art T Shok

2011–present · Indian ink

KOI | Life in Motion

KOI | Life in Motion

2012–present · Indian ink and mixed media

Paisaje B&N

Paisaje B&N

2018 · Indian ink

La raíz de uno es uno

La raíz de uno es uno

2014–present · Indian ink

Retratos Naturales

Retratos Naturales

2011–present · Indian ink

Volátiles

Volátiles

2014–present · Photography with Indian ink

Pescadores

Pescadores

2007–present · Indian ink

The following series bring together some of my last works in oil. Awareness of its environmental impact led me to use water-based materials.

Manchandomundo

Manchandomundo

2008

Agua del Río

Agua del Río

2007

Olor del Mar

Olor del Mar

2006

Bosque

Bosque

2006

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About meSince 1998

Rinat Izhak holding an empty frame in front of her face

Since 1998, I have been investigating in more and more depth the magic and mystery of nature. To walk in her footsteps, feel her, observe her and listen to her rhythm. Initially, I travelled to different places: Africa, India, Hungary, Latin America, Spain, Portugal, England. In these countries I saw afresh the colours, scents, light, forms, everything present in nature, from macro to micro, and I captured these details to create a “private archive” in my memory. This phase is the start of my artistic process.

In my studio, when choosing a subject for a series or a project, I channel the knowledge we all silently receive: to communicate sensations, contemplate what I see and translate it into images through colour and form. When painting, depending on the subject, I use the materials and techniques it asks of me. The work is very abstract, but seen from afar, the whole is figurative.

In detail, the works are abstract; yet as you step back, the whole takes on a figurative form. Like nature itself.

Contact

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