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Dan Reisner, Encounter, 4.5/ 1.5/ 2 Meter, Granite stones, 2016
Dan Reisner is a sculptor and multi-disciplinary artist known for his transformative public sculptures and introspective bron...ze works. His art bridges psychological and spatial realms, reflecting unresolved emotions and liminal spaces. With over 20 large-scale permanent installations worldwide, his works harmonize with their environments while offering a striking presence.
Reisner’s ongoing series, Idols of the Sun (2002–), explores themes of post-trauma and transformation through bronze sculptures, blending memory, mythology, and healing. His George Floyd sculpture (2020), part of the International African American Museum's collection, showcases his empathetic engagement with social issues.
His work has been exhibited in major international museums and galleries, among them the International African American Museum, Charleston, South Carolina, The Jewish Museum, Viena, The Herzliya Art Museum, The Israel Museum in Jerusalem, and The Tel Aviv Museum. His work is in public and private international collections. Thus far he has installed around twenty permanent, large-scale sculptures in Israel and around the world. Read more
Self-Love
74X34X36 cm
Bronze
2023
74X34X36 cm
Bronze
2023
Floyd
30X46X43 cm
Bronze
2020
30X46X43 cm
Bronze
2020
The Walk
5.5X1.5X2 meter
Bronze
2023
5.5X1.5X2 meter
Bronze
2023
Towering at a majestic 5.5 m height, The Walk draws its inspiration from the renowned Romanian artist and sculptor, Constantin Brancusi. The sculpture narrates the compelling story of Brancusi's arduous journey from his Romanian birthplace to the distant city of Paris, all on foot. It captures the essence of the infinite pillar, a recurring motif in Brancusi's work, representing the transition from abstract contemplation to concrete realization. This piece, at its core, explores the human experience of heeding a profound calling, symbolized by the act of walking.
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