The "Fresh Paint" fair, which went up online last year due to the corona plague, was set up this year in a tailored manner, and includes extensive vents that make the visit pleasant and safer.
Visiting the fair is a perfect escapism, which brings the visitor together with product designers and artists that the everyday does not allow to get to know and come in contact with.
The fair allows exposure to local creators, bringing together 40 artists and about 30 product designers.
The visit itself ensures an escapist experience that combines color, material and form.
You don't have to understand design, you have to experience it - and the fair allows for that experience.
Let your feet lead you, and let yourself dedicate yourself to what your eyes see and feel.
Do not try to understand, just be.
And if you arrived and do not have all the time in the world, from the colorful and joyful experience offered by the fair, we chose three spots that are worth stopping by and it's a shame to miss them.
Original game with material
- we chose the designer from Or Aharon due to the random interpretation he gave to the material.
Aaron creates items by casting from a material compound that he creates himself, with the material's touch and visibility being plastic.
Aaron chose to create a collection with a look of fragile porcelain order.
Next to vases you can also find light fixtures and stools, created using a traditional pressing technique, which allowed him to reach finish levels that give a completely different interpretation to the material he is working with.
In the pavilion itself, he presents a short video next to the items that allows a glimpse into the creative process.
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Maor Aharon chose to create, using the same material, a look of fragile porcelain order,
The collection also includes lighting fixtures.
Maor Aharon,
The Secret Postcard
- An entire wall dedicated to postcards by local artists and creators from a variety of disciplines, including Adam Yekutieli, Tzivi Geva, Zoya Tsarksky, Shachar Marcus, Diana Kogan, Vered Aharonovich, Keren Spilscher, Shai Yehezkeli, David Broza, Nili Lotan, Asi Levy, Gali Atari , Dana Ivgi and more. The project is social, and all proceeds from it are donated to the Friends of the Arts School, Arison Campus Tel Aviv. Beyond the fact that the wall is spectacular and worth just standing and looking at, buying a postcard will also make an important social contribution.
The African Wall -
Upon entering the designer complex at the fair, you will be greeted by a colorful wall, which if I had to give it a name, I would call it "Memories from Africa".
It is a wall made of hand-made ceramic tiles, painted in bright colors, and incorporating African symbols.
The wall was created by ceramic designer Gur Inbar, and those who know him are also familiar with his ceramic jugs, some of which have similar colors and motifs.
The layout on such a wide wall is particularly impressive - both because of the visibility, but also because of the attempt to translate what it takes to plan, manufacture and design such a wall by hand.
That the special dimensions manage to illustrate how often Sisyphean is the designer's work, and how much he has to sacrifice to produce his handmade shapes.
In the wall made of hand-made ceramic tiles, amber puppy,
"Memories from Africa" Close-up of Gur Inbar's ceramic wall,
A fresh paint fair is held at the Silvan Adams National Velodrome, in Tel Aviv, between October 21-26, 2021, on Sundays-Thursdays between the hours of 08: 30-18: 00, and on Fridays: 08: 30-13: 00.
The fair maintains strict adherence to the health of the participants, and is adhered to in accordance with all current guidelines and procedures.
Tickets are sold online, in advance, on the fair website, and according to time windows - for entry at set hours, in order to allow a spacious and safe visit.
