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DAVID GERSTEIN
Lives and works in Jerusalem, Israel
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BIKING: There is much charm in the physical phenomenon of the wheel in motion of the wheels, are the perfect combination of coordination and
motion, maintaining a vertical position, as long as it continues to turn and harmony. The bicycle becomes mechanically an extension of the body, and
propel forward. Bicycles have enchanted me ever since I was a child. I learnt is in harmony with the body’s language and all of its movements. Now that
to ride at a young age and my entire childhood and adolescence was linked we have crossed the end of the millennium, and the car fills most domains
to my bicycle and the feeling of independence it gave me. As time passed, of our lives, we constantly witness the detriment that excessive use of the
this memory has become a central motif that appears repeatedly in my work motor car caused to our environment. Now is the time for the glory of the
in different forms. I take pleasure in the idea that the bicycle rider is aware cycling culture. Millions of people in China and India still use the bicycle as
(consciously or sub-consciously) of the fact that he has to maintain constant their means of transportation, while in the Western world, people are returning
motion in order to keep balance on his vehicle. The elements of dynamics and to it as a solution for recreational needs. Cycling - as a sport, as a way of
tension incorporate into the artistic creation, which is static by nature. The experiencing open spaces, enjoying nature and relishing the slow pace of
beauty of the connection between the rider and the bicycle carrying him, motion. Perhaps the bicycle will ultimately be the one to save us from the
as well as the direct connection between the motion of the legs and the damage of modern technology.
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