BIOTA, a vegetable? or an animal? Biota is a part of the Organic Abstraction series made in wax and casted into translucid glass with organic dark effects. Abstraction although figurative elements are being echoed. Organic, because the language could be defined as biomorphic abstraction, using organic forms for expression. Biota explores organic forms of lives, resonating with underwater lives, and is part of a larger interest in spaces which change our perception.
Trained in architecture (DPLG) and Fine Arts, Tal Waldman is a interdisciplinary artist and designer whose work is inspired by various cultures encountered during her stays in Israel, India, Germany, Greece and Paris, where she currently lives. She divides her time between creation, research and publishing. Architect, designer, artist, she works in a transdisciplinary way using different mediums, sculpture, photography & installation but her common thread remains drawing.
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