The world is in transition… no one knows to where…
Max Tzinman’s images question where we are and where we are going. He looks at the disconnect between what is actually happening and the myth making all around us.
How do we confront reality and yet continue to find purpose in these times? How do we avoid the hollowness of a life spent sleepwalking? Can we hold on to our individual humanity in the face of this drift towards conformity and anonymity?
His work process: start digitally, in two or three dimensions/dioramas, adding layers of mixed media (acrylic, oil, collage, metal) to create still structures and moving images, light and sound.
His background: Max Tzinman has been hearing impaired since he was born. He grew up in Communist Romania, as the child of Holocaust survivors. As a mature person, he has lived in Israel, Canada and US, immersing himself in a multitude of cultures that influenced his artistic/philosophical concepts.
Max Tzinman’s images question where we are and where we are going. He looks at the disconnect between what is actually happening and the myth making all around us.
How do we confront reality and yet continue to find purpose in these times? How do we avoid the hollowness of a life spent sleepwalking? Can we hold on to our individual humanity in the face of this drift towards conformity and anonymity?
His work process: start digitally, in two or three dimensions/dioramas, adding layers of mixed media (acrylic, oil, collage, metal) to create still structures and moving images, light and sound.
His background: Max Tzinman has been hearing impaired since he was born. He grew up in Communist Romania, as the child of Holocaust survivors. As a mature person, he has lived in Israel, Canada and US, immersing himself in a multitude of cultures that influenced his artistic/philosophical concepts.