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Calman Shemi

Calman Shemi (Born 1939) was active/lived in Argentina, Israel.  Calman Shemi is known for Abstract sculpture, painting, lithography.

Calman Shemi (Argentinean, b. 1939)

Shemi began studying art as a child in Argentina and continued his artistic pursuits after moving to Israel in 1961 at the age of 22.   He credits his art teachers—Libero Badii in Argentina and Rudi Lehman in Israel—with awakening in him an interest in the abstract qualities evident in natural forms.  Shemi's early sculptural work was biomorphic and abstract, recalling the work of Constantin Brancusi, an artist he has much admired.

When Shemi has stated that his current art is "totally abstract," he has intended that his art not refer to specific locations, events, or points in time.  Rather his art is about being in this world.  It is about existing on this earth anywhere, at any time.  And though Shemi incorporates references to Argentina and Israel, the two lands that have nurtured him personally, he abstracts those references in a way that allows them to relate to the experience of any individual.    ...  [Displaying 1000 of 6048 characters.]  Artist bio

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