fractures have different forms that derive from the material structure and the type and strength of energy that is activated upon it.

israeli designer itay ohaly says: during the years, with the development of industrial processes, we ‘tamed’ the material and took it away from its natural form. our eyes are accustomed to see flattened, polished and bright materials, as well as our sense of touch that examines the feel and quality of the surface.

this project is an exploration of the material characteristics, in fracture. it presents the wild and unique aesthetics of each material and its interaction with intense energy. the ‘full’ object is the starting point of each creation while the fracture brings it to its final shape.

acrylic sheet

itay ohaly: fractures - 2 acrylic sheet

itay ohaly: fractures - 3 concrete

itay ohaly: fractures - 4 concrete

itay ohaly: fractures - 5 concrete

itay ohaly: fractures - 6 wood

itay ohaly: fractures - 7 wood

itay ohaly: fractures - 8 plywood

itay ohaly: fractures - 9 plywood

itay ohaly: fractures - 10 cardboard

itay ohaly: fractures - 11 acrylic sheet

itay ohaly: fractures - 12 acrylic sheet