Artist Ronit Bigal
Bigal's exhibition "Body Scripture II" is underpinned by material uses by comprising elements of photography, calligraphy and floral ornamentation. Bigal explores the bodily figure exposed completely in depths of photographs, with intimate affectional to detail captured in his drawings. The camera acts as a frame to capture the world of hidden discoveries of landscapes, textures and eroticism captured in the intimate field of the body. Using her comprising elements of floral ornamentation and cited calligraphy taken from biblical texts she contingently wraps parts of her photos to they become almost abstract and enigmatic. The siting of the viewer becomes arousing to discover and explore the depth of the photographic image and the meaning which lies behind these intrinsic segments of text, whether there is a thematic affinity between them to, perhaps are the associations purely aesthetically?
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