Zohar Ron
ART GALLERY
Limited Edition
ART GALLERY
Limited Edition
C&P Zohar Ron 2011
Art from the Heart
multi-talented photographer, director, Artist
whose world journeys and cultural exploration are at the heart of his creative enterprise. From the intimate depths of Israel; to the glaciers of Scandinavia to the deserts of Morocco and Egypt; from the steppes of Mongolia to the sandy plains of Senegal, Zohar Ron gathers artistic elements, experiences and inspirations that become realized in his extensive body of work.
Through his intimate appreciation of nature and the spirit of the individual, Ron’s work explores notions of feral beauty, the spirit as whole, ancient archetypes and contemporary viewpoints. His crafted images suspend the viewer in time and space, offering a moment of quiet contemplation and a discursive break from the speed and flux of modern life.A fundamental aspect to Ron’s work is his drive to highlight communities and human landscapes around the world,
participation in group exhibition of Contempop Expressions. Art Gallery in The Affordable Art Fair, Brussels. Belgium.
participation in group exhibition of Contempop Expressions. Art Gallery in The Affordable Art Fair, Brussels. Belgium.
"The Land of the Dancing Trees". - Photo Exhibition: wild community Life in the Jungles of Senegal - Africa . Collectoeco Gallery Bazra Israel
"Forest people"- photo exhibition from rejuvenated Community Life in Costa Rica, America. Cinematheque Tel Aviv Israel
"Forest people"- photo exhibition from rejuvenated Community Life in Costa Rica, America. Cinematheque Tel Aviv Israel
"Black Box Gallery" - solo exhibition Mandarin Gallery Hertzelia Israel. "The Land of the Dancing Trees". - Photo
Exhibition from wild community Life in the Jungles of Senegal - Africa.
Cinematheque Tel Aviv Israel
Cinematheque Tel Aviv Israel
Premiere Projection of the "Inta Omri" Film by the Director Of Photography Zohar Ron . Video Art a visual journey filmed in Egypt ,Morocco , Turkey,& Israel .on the soundtrack of the Immortal musical creation- INTA OMRI (originally by Oum Culltum)
