IGAL HARARI

by The Editors of Art Market April 24, 2019

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IGAL HARARI

Igal Harari. Article on Art Market Magazine. The GOLD LIST Special Edition #4. Top Contemporary Artists of Today!

Igal Harari is a fine art photographer based in Tel Aviv, Israel. His work has been displayed and sold in several exhibitions and galleries across the country.
Igal’s unique photographic style is reflected within the atmospheric landscapes, the sensitive portraits and the iconic still life works that he creates.
He uses the art of photography to express his feelings and desires and is fascinated by how shapes and objects interact with light. The qualities of light, and how it changes objects, people and nature inspire and challenge him to create his individual interpretations within his photography.
Igal’s sensitivity to the subjects of his photography enables him to delve within their inner worlds in a subtle yet effective way.
His landscape photography is admired for its interesting perspectives and creative interpretations.

Igal Harari. Article on Art Market Magazine. The GOLD LIST Special Edition #4. Top Contemporary Artists of Today!

“I use photography as a means of self-expression and my choice of subject comes from my own intuition. My artwork focuses on nature, still life, and portraits.
I am inspired to capture the contrasts of light and darkness, always searching for moments of light within the shadows.
When I photograph people, I am keen to unveil their inner world. The uncertainty associated with photographing people is exciting and often reveals some incredible insights. The audience is given a glimpse into their hidden thoughts, complexities and their inner beauty, as I allow them to unfold a part of themselves in a free and easy way. My photography enables me to give something of myself as I always look for subtle differences and creative angles to make my work unique.

“My still life work began with an exploration of stillness and silence. It has since evolved into this still life series. The objects in my work display movement without motion through a dance of light and shadows, expressing themselves in thoughtful silence.”