R, Tal | Soya and Litschi, 2006 — available on Composition Gallery
Bronze with white patina - signed and numbered by the artist
Soya and Litschi by Tal R is a bronze sculpture with a unique white patina finish, standing 67 cm tall. Created in 2006, this artwork showcases Tal R’s interest in blending familiar objects with abstract forms. The piece has an organic yet surreal shape, resembling a spherical form balanced atop a vase-like structure. The sphere’s surface is intricately textured, dotted with various shapes and patterns, evoking a sense of growth or accretion, almost as if natural elements are embedded into the form. The contrast between the rough, almost chaotic detailing on the upper part and the smoother, more structured lower section gives the sculpture a dynamic quality, suggesting themes of harmony between nature and man-made forms. The piece, signed and numbered by the artist, is part of a limited edition of three, adding a layer of exclusivity.
Artwork Copyright © Tal R
Tal R (Denmark, 1967) is an Israeli-born Danish artist renowned for his vibrant, eclectic works that blend painting, collage, sculpture, and printmaking. His art often incorporates elements from diverse sources, a method he describes as 'kolbojnik,' Hebrew for 'leftovers.' Tal R's distinctive style reflects a fusion of cultural influences and a playful exploration of form and color.
Artwork Copyright © Tal R

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Bronze with white patina - signed and numbered by the artist
Soya and Litschi by Tal R is a bronze sculpture with a unique white patina finish, standing 67 cm tall. Created in 2006, this artwork showcases Tal R’s interest in blending familiar objects with abstract forms. The piece has an organic yet surreal shape, resembling a spherical form balanced atop a vase-like structure. The sphere’s surface is intricately textured, dotted with various shapes and patterns, evoking a sense of growth or accretion, almost as if natural elements are embedded into the form. The contrast between the rough, almost chaotic detailing on the upper part and the smoother, more structured lower section gives the sculpture a dynamic quality, suggesting themes of harmony between nature and man-made forms. The piece, signed and numbered by the artist, is part of a limited edition of three, adding a layer of exclusivity.
Artwork Copyright © Tal R
Tal R (Denmark, 1967) is an Israeli-born Danish artist renowned for his vibrant, eclectic works that blend painting, collage, sculpture, and printmaking. His art often incorporates elements from diverse sources, a method he describes as 'kolbojnik,' Hebrew for 'leftovers.' Tal R's distinctive style reflects a fusion of cultural influences and a playful exploration of form and color.
Artwork Copyright © Tal R
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