ARTO CIE GALLERY
'Art is Omnipresent'
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ARTO CIE
Art is Omnipresent
(In Esperanto)
Arto Cie Gallery strives to fulfill a relatable yet far-reaching vision:
Where there are people, there should be art.
To this end, Atro Cie creates art spaces that are radically different from one another. The gallery is home to private displays, while also utilizing urban spaces to curate unique public exhibitions with a widespread reach.
ARTO CIE DUET FUND
ARTO CIE EXHIBITIONS
Memorable art, elevated by impactful art display.
Arto Cie represents emerging artists with groundbreaking abilities in their respective fields. The gallery curates art that can be displayed in three physical dimensions:
1. A dedicated private gallery showroom where artist and art collector benefit from a fitting stage for artwork presentation, thought-provoking dialogue and the effective transfer of knowledge.
2. Private and semi-public spaces in which artworks can integrate into workplace or residential environments, allowing individuals to experience captivating artistic originality.
3. Public exhibitions that showcase art in significant outdoor urban spaces, from street intersections to city squares.
ARIK TALOR
Kinetic Art
Arik Talor is the co-owner of Arto Cie gallery. He is also an innovative artist specializing in kinetic art made from composite materials.
ZOFNAT ROZENTAL
Sculptures
Motifs of movement and nature are a source of inspiration for Zofnat Rozental's work. Influences from the field of textile design are also evident in the sculptures' vibrant textures and colors.
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ROSEMARY ESHEL
Oil And Acrylic On Canvas
Rosemary Eshel creates touches of color that float in space, stimulating viewers through both form and narrative. The gallery's curators see a clear correlation between Eshel's paintings and musical works without words.
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HAGU
Acrylic On Canvas
Hagu's paintings convey a clear story of a place, but with touches of brush and color that create points of view that are either unfocused or not at eye level, conveying different perspectives, from a blurred fog screen to a bird's eye view.
Shlomi Brosh
Sculptures
Shlomi Brosh (1939 – 2014) was a conceptual artist. An observer of the materials that make up our reality, Brosh dubbed their inherent language via an animated technique – using plywood, concrete blocks, rusted tins and broken windows as inspiration.
"The higher we are placed, the more humbly we should walk"