Flora Queen
Only one available.
An interpretation of a marble sculpture the artist photographed at the Marble Mountains in Da Nang, Vietnam.
Medium: Ink and graphite on paper.
Size: 26 x 21 cm (10.2 x 8.3 in).
Edition: Original, one of a kind.
Year: 2025.
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A certificate of authenticity with its own placement number, a note from the artist and a care card.
Curated by Karma Kollective
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about the artist
Maayan Shahar
prints · drawing
Drawings and reliefs held in hand-soldered frames, each a talisman of time and intention.
Maayan Shahar (b. 1988) is a multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, installation, drawing and video. She holds BFA and MFA degrees from Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem, including a semester at the San Francisco Art Institute.
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Her practice reimagines the function of materials and everyday moments, turning the familiar into new ways of seeing. In recent years she has worked from a mobile studio while traveling with her partner and son, creating drawings, sculptures and reliefs that form a personal visual archive. Fluid, meditative mark-making meets hand-soldered frames, each piece conceived as a talisman of time and intention.
Shahar has had solo exhibitions at Artport Tel Aviv and Be'eri Gallery, and group exhibitions at the Eretz Israel Museum, Bat Yam Museum of Art, Negev Museum of Art, the Larnaca Biennale, Jerusalem Design Week and Fresh Paint Greenhouse. She has held residencies at Artport and the Holon Digital Art Center, and received awards and grants from the Rabinovich Foundation, the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality and Bezalel Academy.
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