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Elad Eisenstein

Elad Eisenstein’s abstract paintings challenge instinctive perceptions of boundaries, showing them not as limitations but as frameworks for freedom. Boundaries, in his work, create interconnectedness and relationships, transforming rigid forms into spaces of possibility. 

Drawing from his background in architecture and urbanism, Eisenstein reinterprets urban structures through geometric forms, layered compositions, and a restrained palette. Echoing Ad Reinhardt’s minimalist rigor, his works reveal how boundaries - by defining edges - open up connections and invite contemplation. Each piece invites viewers to see the city - and themselves - not as confined by structure, but shaped and liberated through it.