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Dreaming Leg
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Digital Exhibition Catalogue
Venue
Artists' House in the Negev
Location
Be'er Sheva, Israel
Dates
July 20, 2026 – August 5, 2026
Works
17 works
Jessica Tabarovsky (born 1968, Argentina) is a contemporary figurative painter based in Israel, working primarily in oil on canvas. A multidisciplinary artist, she describes herself as a wanderer who has found roots in her nomadic journey, having worked over the years in theatre, academia, and, more recently, figurative painting. Tabarovsky's paintings focus on the quiet moments of everyday life—a fleeting facial expression, the position of a foot, or an ordinary object that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Through these intimate observations, she explores the tension between permanence and transience, revealing the beauty and emotional depth found in seemingly insignificant moments. Rich, vibrant colour plays a central role in her practice, serving not only as an aesthetic choice but as a means of expressing the emotional "temperature" of her subjects. Her work seeks to uncover the tragic and the sublime through the local, the ordinary, and the deeply human. Tabarovsky has participated in numerous group exhibitions in Israel, including in Tel Aviv and Beersheba, and held her first solo exhibition in Beersheba in 2026.
Faces. Legs. explores identity through two expressive parts of the human body. While the face captures fleeting emotion and inner life, the legs speak of movement, fatigue, physical presence, and the experience of inhabiting space. Together, they form two complementary centres of expression, revealing the tension between stillness and motion, fragility and resilience, certainty and doubt, imagination and grounded reality. Through a series of oil paintings, Jessica Tabarovsky presents the body as a visual language whose gestures, postures, and fragments become carriers of memory, emotion, communication, belonging, and identity. Rather than depicting complete narratives, the works invite viewers to reflect on the subtle, often overlooked moments through which human experience is expressed.
Catalogue
17 works

Exhibited Work 1
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Exhibited Work 17
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