Eli Nachshon Zook – The Farkash Gallery

WHERE

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 21:06:39 +0000

WHERE Acrylic and oil on canvas 100× 70 CM 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

NOISE WITHIN

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 21:01:57 +0000

NOISE WITHIN Acrylic and oil on canvas 70× 40 / 70× 40 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

BORDERS

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 21:00:22 +0000

BORDERS Acrylic and oil on canvas 130 × 110c 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

ABSENT

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 20:58:37 +0000

ABSENT Acrylic and oil on canvas 100× 120c 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

VEINS

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 20:55:31 +0000

VEINS Acrylic and oil on canvas 130 × 110c 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

FADING

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 20:53:48 +0000

FADING Acrylic and oil on canvas 130 × 110cm 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

MARK

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 20:52:15 +0000

MARK Acrylic and oil on canvas 130 × 110cm 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

HIDDEN

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 20:40:15 +0000

HIDDEN Acrylic and oil on canvas 130 × 110cm 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

REACH

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 20:37:48 +0000

REACH Acrylic and oil on canvas 100 × 120cm 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.

UNTITLED

Aharon Farkash — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 20:34:53 +0000

UNTITLED Acrylic and oil on canvas 100 × 80 cm 2025 Part of the artist's series LOST LOST is a visual exploration of people who exist on the edge of visibility — emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Born out of a time of rupture and uncertainty, the series reflects the silent disappearance of individuals in the midst of collective upheaval. Each painting captures figures in transition: half-formed, partially present, or dissolving into abstract surroundings. These characters — often faceless or fading — represent those who are forgotten, ignored, or emotionally adrift. Through layered textures of oil and acrylic, Eli Nachshon gives form to absence and brings the unseen to the surface. The series does not offer resolution, but rather invites reflection. Who are we when we are not seen? What is lost when we become invisible to others, or even to ourselves? LOST is not only about vanishing — it’s about the quiet resistance of continuing to exist, even when no one is looking.