Untitled 

Here we see an ‘Untitled’ painting by Jules Perahim, made with oil on canvas. A procession of figures populates the composition, set against a soft, green background. The figures are rendered in a mix of angular and curvilinear forms with earthy tones punctuated by vibrant splashes of red, blue and green. Perahim uses a pictorial language that seems to hover between figuration and abstraction, creating a semiotic tension. The artist uses symbolism to subvert traditional notions of representation. The geometric and biomorphic shapes disrupt any clear narrative, inviting us to question the conventional ways we perceive form and meaning. Note the interplay between organic shapes and hard edges. This juxtaposition challenges fixed meanings, suggesting a world where boundaries are fluid and categories are constantly redefined. Perahim invites us to reconsider the structures that shape our understanding of art and reality.