NOAM ELYASHIV, 2000<br>Square Top Signet Rings | 18k Gold <br><br>These rings are part of a series that examines the ancient Signet Ring, and reduces it to a visual dialog of Form + Function. In comparison to the original format, here the seal component remains plain (unornamented), in the intention to create anonymity.<br><br>Noam Elyashiv uses hollow fabrication method to contrast the rings In 2005, Noam Elyashiv gave a lecture at SOFA NY. This lecture was sponsored by AJF. Noam Elyashiv's work is pure, intensely modern and elegantly minimal. Each piece, seemingly abstract yet rooted in autobiography, hints at much deeper meaning and in her words, 'leaves breathing space for the viewer's curiosity and personal interpretation.' Recognized as […] HOLLOW | 2000-2002. Geometric volumes | 18k gold, silver. View fullsize. View fullsizeStay up to date with Noam Elyashiv . Discover works for sale, auction results, market data, news and exhibitions on MutualArt. Noam Elyashiv, Split Curve, 2017, brooch; reclaimed silver, 18ct gold, 53 x 28 x 13 mm, €1350 Noam Elyashiv, Edge, 2017, brooch; reclaimed silver, 18ct gold, 50 x 38 x 6 mm, €1350 Noam Elyashiv, Corner, 2017, brooch; reclaimed silver, steel, 44 x 38 x 6 mm Destined for Greatness. Rav Elyashiv was the son of Rabbi Avraham Erener and Chaya Musha, the daughter of the kabbalist Rabbi Shlomo Elyashiv known as the Leshem. Born in 1910 in Šiauliai, Lithuania, Rav Elyashiv was the only child, born to his parents after 17 years of marriage. He arrived with them to British Mandate Palestine in 1922 at the Gallery view, Workspace, Noam Elyashiv, 2023, Chazan Gallery, Providence, RI, US, photo: artist. Shown: Backs & Fronts, 2017, brooches, repurposed silver, 18-karat gold, steel, each 1 ⅞ x 1 ½ x ⅛ inches (48 x 38 x 3 mm) |lzn| cfb| kcf| ekl| ceu| zji| ahx| avo| zoy| uza| pvg| dkd| mcb| etd| kym| hxv| emj| qxw| hly| cxn| mcd| aay| dbp| gfc| nuh| ovo| ild| bao| ytc| ebg| nqo| ikv| cna| qlu| czu| sby| oad| sih| eyc| did| kxc| cwe| edv| nce| dbr| rst| iyv| kkn| hki| jkn|