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Ohad Elbaz
Japan
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293 pieces
Artist highlights
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
The horn of plenty or an abstract flower vase. By far, the most technical piece in this series and the one that required the most planning and engineering.
In crafting this sculpture, I embraced the harmony between natural wood and the modern sheen of acrylic. With each curve and swirl, I sought to capture the dance of light and shadow, the balance of fluidity and structure. This piece is meant to evoke a sense of growth and continuity, marrying… organic forms with human ingenuity. Its presence will energize your space, inviting contemplation and inspiring a dynamic atmosphere.
The precision cut 80mm hole that runs through the entire piece was the main culprit and it taught me many lessons.
This piece is a showcase of precision and striving for perfection since anything less would not do it justice.
Perfect alignment of the endgrain that flows through the floating piece is definitely my favorite part.
In crafting this sculpture, I embraced the harmony between natural wood and the modern sheen of acrylic. With each curve and swirl, I sought to capture the dance of light and shadow, the balance of fluidity and structure. This piece is meant to evoke a sense of growth and continuity, marrying… organic forms with human ingenuity. Its presence will energize your space, inviting contemplation and inspiring a dynamic atmosphere.
The precision cut 80mm hole that runs through the entire piece was the main culprit and it taught me many lessons.
This piece is a showcase of precision and striving for perfection since anything less would not do it justice.
Perfect alignment of the endgrain that flows through the floating piece is definitely my favorite part.
- Medium : Acrylic, Plexiglas Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 9.1in, Height: 15.7in, Depth: 5.3in
Ohad Elbaz
Japan
Elbaz, a wood sculptor with tribal art roots, melds Polynesian and Norse motifs via Dremel and grinder. His technique emphasizes smooth curves and minimal yet impactful lines, carving movement into wood. His artistry revels in wood’s natural tenacity, his chosen colors and patterns ever highlighting its alluring grain. His works breathe unfinishing learning and the power of perseverance, embodying his brainchild and evoking bold, unabashed wonder.
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
