Galit Allouche's artistic practice is rooted in a radical material exploration, aiming to challenge the limits of the tangible and the ephemeral.
His early attraction to wax evolved into a complex artistic language based on thermoplastic materials, transparencies, and reflectivities. The use of hot glue, paraffin, and PVC is not merely a technical choice, but a conceptual statement on the transience, mutability, and flexibility of identity.
The works are situated in the tension between the organic and the synthetic, between the functional and the abstract.
Through actions of sculpting, ornamentation and layering, she creates objects that resonate with narratives of memory, vulnerability and renewal.
His works invite the viewer into a space between dream and reality where matter becomes a medium of introspection, and transparency a tool to reveal profound human truths.
