Measuring 45 cm by 54 cm, the painting’s layered textures and motifs reflect the intersection of urban landscapes and human interaction with technology. A striking blue contrast against a neutral palette draws the viewer into a world that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking.
The piece incorporates a contemplative atmosphere, sparking curiosity while leaving traces of mysticism. The figures in the artwork appear as sketches of human interactions, juxtaposed against fragments of technological symbols, Hebrew text, and abstract forms. This interplay highlights Bashan's signature ability to connect personal and cultural narratives.
Suitable for spaces that encourage thought and introspection, such as studies, offices, libraries, or even conference rooms, “Technomark” provides a profound visual experience. Leah Bashan, a celebrated Israeli painter and print artist, is renowned for her sophisticated blending of traditional and modern techniques, which is evident in this work. With a strong academic foundation and exhibitions across the globe, Bashan's work is a testament to the evolving relationship between humanity and its technological creations. Invest in “Technomark” to own not just an artwork, but a piece of thought-provoking storytelling brought to life.
Leah Bashan
Expressionism | Figurative
Collective Exhibitions Participant
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