KUN

Kun © Galerie Mickaël Marciano
Kun Balancing acts

Balancing acts


Oil on canvas

152 cm
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Kun Jungle Pulse

Jungle Pulse


Oil on canvas
122 cm
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KUN Sign of the time

Sign of the time


Oil on canvas
120 x 160 cm
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Kun Jungle Pulse

Jungle Pulse


Oil on canvas
120 x 198 cm
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Kun Into the void

Into the void


Oil on canvas
120 x 160 cm
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Shay Kun Cherries | Goutte de pluie hyperrealisme | Artist Mickaël Marciano Art Gallery Paris

Cherries


Oil on canvas
120 x 80 cm
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Shay Kun Drenched

Drenched


Oil on canvas
92 x 62 cm
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Shay Kun Been so long | Tear drop series hyperrealism rain city | Artist Mickaël Marciano Art Gallery Paris

Been so long


Oil on canvas
163 x 102 cm
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Shay Kun Estranged | Goutte de pluie hyperrealisme | Artiste Galerie Mickaël Marciano Art Place des Vosges

Estranged


Oil on canvas
80 x 61 cm
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Shay Kun How we used to live | raindrop hyperrealistic painting | Artist Mickaël Marciano Art Gallery Place des Vosges

How we used to live


Oil on canvas
114 x 58 cm
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KUN

BIOGRAPHIE

Kun is a painter from Israel born in 1974. He studied Fine Arts at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem until 1998, and in 2000 he obtained his Master’s degree at Goldsmiths College in London. He now lives and works of his passion from New York City.

Kun’s pictorial style is easily recognizable thanks the breathtaking realism that characterizes his paintings. His meticulous organization and the rigor of his work, allow him to achieve reproductions of landscapes with unparalleled precision. Connected to the current of hyperrealism, this artist is inspired by photographic shots.  He figures them in oil or acrylic on large canvases.

From landscapes, to close-up shots of a branch, to windows covered with raindrops, Kun’s canvases push the viewer to question himself. The viewer is invited to squint, to detect the smallest of details. But more to question himself about his relationship to images and reality. Moreover, none of Kun’s landscapes can be considered as a representation of the reality. On the contrary, all of them are characterized by their artificiality. Their goal is not to imitate our world but to comment on it. In his paintings, people are treated as intruders, because they are a source of damage to nature. The strange atmosphere and the beauty of the elements that emanate from Kun’s work make him a brilliant artist that his peers as well as his audience recognize and praise. 

Find Kun‘s work in the Galerie Mickaël Marciano‘s contemporary selection.

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