Small Plant in Sicily

Guy Yanai

Small Plant in Sicily, 202040.01 x 30.48cmSign in to view price
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oil on canvasHarper's
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This abstract painting features a vibrant combination of geometric shapes and bold colors. The dominant forms are angular, with geometric structures in shades of green, yellow, and brown against a muted background of grays and pinks. The overall composition creates a sense of depth and layering, suggesting an architectural or industrial subject matter. The artist's distinctive approach blends abstraction with a focus on structural elements, hinting at a modernist style and exploration of the relationship between form and space. ...

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Small Plant in Sicily
Artist
Guy Yanai
B.1977, Israeli

Guy Yanai’s paintings are defined by their vivid color schemes, simplified geometric shapes, and a deliberate flattening of depth. By abstracting everyday objects and scenes into stylized forms, he removes direct references to the tangible world, crafting images that often evoke the clarity and precision of digital media. His work draws from a diverse range of influences, including classical and contemporary artists, as well as imagery from television, advertising, and film—especially French cinema. Yanai’s subjects include landscapes inspired by his global travels and intimate interiors, all presented through a lens of abstraction that feels both detached and contemplative. This approach allows him to distill the overwhelming influx of visual information we encounter daily into tightly composed, concise representations. The more time viewers spend with Yanai’s paintings, the more they are invited to explore the perceptual space of the canvas—a dynamic zone where objects, environments, and natural elements are conjured, held, and gently deconstructed. His work challenges perceptions, encouraging a thoughtful engagement with the balance between familiarity and abstraction. ...

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