Victor Majzner 'Gate of Unity and Belief. Chapter 11, from Images of Tanya series' italian artists this work also ruminates on

this work also ruminates on the experience of loss

The stylus does not want to make a curved line due to the nature of the way the Perspex is made… Plexiglass or Perspex determined the low edition of 20 only as the plates were delicate and we could only extract a certain amount of passes under the roller before the drypoint etch flattened out

a victim to its own swelling instincts

Image Size: 76 x 57 cm

Image Size: 39 x 48 cm

Victor Majzner 'Gate of Unity and Belief. Chapter 11, from Images of Tanya series' italian artists this work also ruminates onVictor Majzner once wrote that Art makes the intangible visible. In this work, the intangible is the Jewish concept of God as both spiritual and immanent, meaning reflected throughout the material world. It derives from a folio of screenprints titled Images of Tanya and seeks to illuminate the Torah. Indeed, both the title of this work and its folio refer to a Kabbalistic text, Tanya, that offers a mystical interpretation of the Jewish Bible. Majzner