Shimon Edenburg

Photo exhibition curated by Professor Giuseppe Scaglione, architect from Trento University, Italia

Architectures Suspended Between Heaven and Fractals.
It is said that architects, a bit like artists, always have their heads in the clouds!

In the case of Shimon Edenburg, architect, urban planner, artist, photographer, and visionary, this is undoubtedly true because he has had and continues to have a gaze suspended between earth and sky, to which recently, in the "in between," he has added observation, study, and a passion for fractals.

Shimon Edenburg's creative work is based on the consideration that fractal images are graphics that are also the result of calculations, and consequently, the fractal animations of his dreamlike and evocative images are sequences of these graphics.

The work exhibited in this exhibition is influenced by those fugues that move between the figure and the abstract, between exploding color and controlled color, between the suggestion of a different form of "smart city" and the houses that grow in Shimon's mind and in our daily augmented reality.

Opening: April 9, 2025, 7 p.m.