Oren Fischer is an accomplished artist who operates in several spheres of influence – as a sculptor, street artist, activist, and curator. His street art stands out, marked by bold black lines interlaced with text that is often laced with wit, providing a mirror to the gritty realities of urban existence. We invite you to watch the embedded video for a more intimate understanding of Fischer’s creative process.
His work in sculpture is imbued with a sense of childlike innocence, reminiscent of the heartfelt craftsmanship of Geppetto from the fable of Pinocchio. Fischer’s approach to assembling fragments of wood is intuitive and organic, resulting in figures that invite identification from viewers and elicit a sense of melancholy inherent within them.
As his career progressed, Fischer expanded his repertoire to include activist videos addressing critical social issues in his home country, Israel. Further, he forged a significant collaboration with Greenpeace, contributing to a mural art project in Tel Aviv that aligns with environmental advocacy.
Fischer, alongside Anton Abramov, established the Moshuna Gallery in 2014, marking a significant milestone in his artistic journey. Not one to rest on his laurels, Fischer continued his cultural patronage by co-establishing The Red House, an art and culture center, with other artists in 2017.
The accompanying video delves deeper into Fischer’s passion for street art, unmasking the undercurrent of melancholy often manifested in his works. Oren Fischer’s commitment to his craft and his multifaceted artistic expressions continue to inspire, provoke thought, and engage viewers, cementing his place in the local art scene.
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