Around the landscape

  • INTERIOR LANDSCAPES

    To detach oneself from the landscape after having internalized it, in order to better make it spring forth, on the canvas or on mounted papers, with profusion and thanks to colored, dry and oil pastels.

    Take advantage of Tel Aviv's intense light to amplify the nuances of the sky, the sea, and the vegetation.

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  • INSIDE LANDSCAPE

    Set consisting of 24 canvases, total length 27m x 2.30m.

    India ink, charcoal, pencils, acrylic paint, dry pastels, cotton thread, wire, on felt. 2012-2014

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  • GRAPHITERRE

    Landscapes are made up of graphic elements.

    and signs that intertwine.

    India ink, charcoal, pastels and sometimes acrylic on canvas supports with occasional additions of Japanese paper.

    2007-2011

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Nadine Kohn-Fiszel
Artiste plasticienne

RED SERIES

Around the Landscape Collection — 2009 Series

  • METEORS & NEBULAE

    This theme has been with me for a long time.

    India ink predominates, accompanied by charcoal, acrylic and pastel.

    2009-2010

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  • TSUNAMI

    Landscapes sometimes interspersed with wide median bands where time seems to have stopped and the landscape diluted.

    We search for our way through the twists and turns of these scarred landscapes.

    Work on canvas or on mounted Japanese paper.

    2006-2007

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  • FLOWERS AND SEEDLINGS

    In this series, the exaggerated forms of meteors and nebulae are transformed into a vegetal universe.

    On canvas, Japanese paper or non-woven fabric.

    India ink, acrylic and pastel.

    2008-2010

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  • FOLLOWING SERIES

    Sagour means closed in Hebrew.

    During COVID I was in Tel Aviv. Little material was available except for India ink in various shades and an old wooden board found on the roof which was beginning its slow decomposition and to which I gave a new life.

    2020-2021

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After each series that required a long period of preparation, I feel the need for a quick execution, a spontaneous and unrepeatable movement.

I then used large sheets of Japanese paper, few colors, mainly red, and a lot of ink. Then I continued this series on canvas at a slower pace.

2021

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