Sigalit Landau
Sigalit Landau is an internationally recognised interdisciplinary artist currently based in Israel. Her salt works rely on an artistic collaboration with salt water, in which objects are immersed, eventually emerging transformed into glittering salt sculptures.
Landau’s works are included in the collections of The Brooklyn Museum, MACBA(Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona), MoMA, Centre George Pompidou, The Israel Museum, The Tel Aviv Museum of Art and MoCK (The Museum of Contemporary art Krakow).
Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Tutu dress and stretcher coated in salt crystals, studio installation views. Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Tutu dress coated in salt crystals, weighing 100 kg, lifted from the Dead Sea, 2016. Photo: Shaxaf Haber
Barbed-wire lampshades and coils coated in salt crystals, studio installation views. Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Tutu dress under the water of the Dead Sea, 2016. Photo: Shaxaf Haber
Tutu dress under the water of the Dead Sea, 2016. Photo: Shaxaf Haber
Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Barbed-wire lampshades and coils coated in salt crystals, studio installation views. Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Tutu dress coated in salt crystals, weighing 100 kg, lifted from the Dead Sea, 2016. Photo: Shaxaf Haber
Tutu dress and stretcher coated in salt crystals, studio installation views. Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
Photo courtesy of Studio Landau
