KooKoo's 39th sale is entirely dedicated to the beautiful Israeli art of our country's young artists with a wide selection of art for investment:
The international Katia Lifshin with a huge oil painting and pastel work,
Shani Shemesh with a particularly moving and creepy sculpture,
The promising young Erez Pliscov with 3 views of the north of our country,
Reut Ashkenazi for the second time in KooKoo with 5 oil paintings as an opportunity and investment,
Moriah Kaplan paints for the first time a naive realistic series of childhoods,
Doron Akiva with 6 oil paintings that evoke longing for another time,
Chen Egozi with 3 hyper-realistic drawings with wax crayons!
Diana Kogan with a huge landscape work and two pastel paintings,
The graffiti artist Ben Mashiah with outstanding work,
We will introduce you for the first time to the young artist Noam Kubeisi - pay attention,
In the catalog you will also find romantic drawings by Eran Webber and Tanvi Pathera,
The genius watercolorist Liron Yankonsky, Roni Yoffe, Nurit Arbel, Sagi Mishevski and many more.
for your enjoyment :)
We will deliver with a courier to you for only NIS 39!
For requests - 0558859447
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LOT 21:
Doron Akiva
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Sold for: $300
Start price:
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300
Estimated price :
$450 - $550
Buyer's Premium: 15%
VAT: 17%
On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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"Head of a Man" 2023
Oil on canvas
30/20 cm
signed
Doron Akiva, born in Tel Aviv 1986, lives and works in Tel Aviv. Graduated in visual communication and conceptual art at HIT.
Paint portraits that are often done in a limited color palette and blended with a classic style.
In an age that is flooded with endless information of fabricated content and competition, emotion and identity are blurred. A constant feeling that everything is not good enough.
Doron describes the human soul through personal memories, conscious and subconscious, drawing from observation and symbolism. He tries to preserve an authentic emotion that is gradually disappearing on canvas.
