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Igal Fedida is an artist based in Miami and New York. He demonstrates an intuitive connection to art from a young age, drawing from his Jewish-Moroccan background. Fedida experiments with various mediums like photography and mixed media, incorporating raw materials into his work. His current Genesis Series on display explores the meaning of creation through colorful, textured pieces blending building materials with allegory. Fedida finds inspiration in spiritual sources and believes artists act as divine channels for images from God.
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- 1. Igal Fedida Fine Art 1482 First Ave NYC NY, 10075 www.igalfedida.com 310-4663916 igalfedidagallery@yahoo.com Igal Fedida “I don’tplanwhatI paint.I couldclose myeyesandsome unseenforce will drive mybrushandwhen I’mfinished,Iopenmyeyesinawe of whatpresentwasgiventome.” From an earlyage,Igal Fedidademonstratedanintuitive penchantforthe Arts.Paintinghasalwaysbeen a special processforFedidathatallowedhimtodraw uponhisJewish-Moroccanbackgroundand intertwine artwiththatof the complex,Universal humanpursuitof spiritual truth. A close affinitytonature drewIgal tobroadenhisartisticpalette bystudyingphotographyindepthat UCLA. He thentraversedthe globe capturingstillsandmomentsof nature attemptingtoexpressively interactwiththe beautiful essenceof creation,developingaunique style of blendingPolaroidwith watercolor. Igal’strue transformative artisticstyle emergedwhenhe incorporatedroughraw structural materials such as woods,metals,unconventionalconstructionpaintsalongwithothermixedmediatobrushand canvas.Utilizinghisbuildingskillsandknowledge of formandfunction,Igal begantoamalgamate, emulate andunite the creationof the worldthroughhisart. Hisspiritedsoul hadfinallyfounditsvoice and inimitable languageof expressive prayercommuningwithG-dandcreation. The GenesisSeries,currentlyondisplayinNew YorkandMiami,isa chromatic treatise onthe meaning of creation,visuallyexplodingwithcolors,blendingbasicbuildingmaterialswithuniquecreative form, coalescingtheoryandallegorylikeBigBangandAdam & Eve.The seriesreflectsthe soul searching journeyof a lifetime steepedinmeditationof Biblical,TalmudicandKabalisticsourcesinasearch for meaningaswell asemotional andartisticmeetingpointswith G-d. “I believe thatjustasG-d holdsa bankof soulsthatare sentto earthin the formof new lives throughouteternity,G-dsimilarlyholdsabankof divine imagesthatare meantto be giventous mortals throughchannelscalledartists.” “I don’tplanwhatI paint,I close myeyesand some unseenforce drivesmybrush,andwhenIam
- 2. Igal Fedida Fine Art 1482 First Ave NYC NY, 10075 www.igalfedida.com 310-4663916 igalfedidagallery@yahoo.com finished,Iopenmyeyesinawe of what presentwasgiventome.” Igal livesjoyouslywithhiswifeEfratandchildrenOhad,Asaf,Yanay,andTamar in Miami.Each weekhe travelstohis studioonFirstAvenue inNew YorkCity,where youcanfindhimeitherserving fresh Steeped greenteaandfigstoclientsandfriends,orabsorbedathishand-made workstation surroundedbypaintsandthe mixedconstructionmaterialsof hiscraftengagedinthe creative process. Igal Fedidaisavailable forlecturesandseminars.Hisworksare ondisplayandare available for corporate and educational showsandevents.HisgalleryinNew Yorkhasbecome agatheringplace hostingmanysoireesandevents.Igal hasalsointroducedaCreative ArtsInitiativeprogramwithlocal schoolsto inspire youngartistsbringingthe creative artstothe classroom.