Yoram Shalmon

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I studied, worked and raised a family in Canada since 1982.
From an early age I have been creating a wide range of works in various mediums.
While in Toronto, I work on large canvases. While away, I works in pencil and chalk on paper.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

For me art creation is a slow process, despite of the enjoyment and satisfaction that it brings.
Initially, my approach was controlled seeking figurative subjects such as models. Lately, I work
with abstracts ideas, instinctive, expressive and influenced by cultue symbolizm.
Specifically, I am espcially influenced by expressive abstratct artists of the NY 50's.
Works on this site have been created over the last 10 years and represent variety in subjects, technique and influences.

$10,000.00

Acrylic, pickleballs and collage on canvas.

66x35x3.50"

"US of PB - Individuality" celebrates the americans diversity and individuality through the dedication to play Pickleball across all 50 states of the USA. It uses the US flag, a national patriotic symbol, with pickleballs of various sizes and individual shaed of blue colour. Each collaged paddles is unique. Despite of the individuality the elemnts create the US flag.

Yoram Shalmon

$6,000.00

Acrylic, pickleballs (halved) and collage on canvas.

54.50x29x3"

"US of PB - Unity" celebrates the americans dedication to playing Pickleball and their unity in playing it across all 50 states of the USA. It uses the US flag, a national patriotic symbol, with pickleballs and paddles to symbolize this unity.

Yoram Shalmon

$2,000.00

Acrylic on canvas.

24x36"

This painting is an homage to 5 artists who painted Abstract Expressionism in NY during the 1950s - Andy Warhol, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, Yayoi Kusama and Ad Reinhardt. The painting combines elemnts similar to their works in a new composition. For short the work may also be called "Chicken Soup" for the very distinct Cambell's Chicken Soup can.

Yoram Shalmon

$2,000.00

Acrylic on canvas.

40x30"

Modern day Ulysses returns home to his defiant (and pregnant) wife. In the background is representation of the widows of his comrades that died along the way, waiting for their husbands to return.

Yoram Shalmon

$1,500.00

Acrylic on canvas.

36x30"

Driving at night in Southern Ontario I caught a glimpse of a house on the hill surrounded by the darkness and only 3 doors are lighted, like a safe entry from the menacing night. Please note that the painting's visibility is impacted by the lighting and may appear darker than in the picture.

Yoram Shalmon