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TOUCH As much as painters knows the feeling of the canvas surface, the viewers who uses their eyes to enjoy a piece of art, hardly knows how touching a white canvas feels. In this work the artist Avi Albers Ben Chamo invites you to touch the canvas with your hands, to touch, to feel. His work is a meditation on the sensation of touch. The painting is made of two parts. The first is a rectangle of canvas that is painted white, and the second is a large canvas of the same white color. The first canvas is painted on a low plane, and the second on a high one. The colors are bright and harmonious, and the paintings are reminiscent of the real world. The texture of the paint is soft and shiny, and the paint is applied in a very uniform manner. The paint is applied in a very precise manner, and the surface is very smooth. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very uniform manner. The paint is applied in a very precise manner, and the surface is very smooth. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner. The paint is applied on the white surface, and the white paint is applied in a very precise manner.

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TOUCH As much as painters knows the feeling of the canvas surface, the viewers who uses their eyes to enjoy a piece of art, hardly knows how touching a white canvas feels. In this work the artist Avi Albers Ben Chamo invites you to touch the canvas with your hands, to touch, to feel. The canvas is the first part of a painting, but the artist does not allow you to touch the surface of the painting; you have to touch it. You touch the canvas with your eyes, and you feel the painting. The result is a painting that you cant touch, a painting that is no longer your own. You have to let the paint touch your skin.The paintings are divided into three groups. In one group of eight works, each of which is titled White Paintings, you see the white surface of a canvas, a surface that is mostly white. In the other groups, you see the white surface of the canvas, a surface that is mostly black. The white paint is applied to the surface of the canvas, while the black paint is applied to the surface of the canvas. The white surface of White Paintings is more than a mere surface; it is a material that holds the paint together, that gives the paint a physical presence. The black surface of White Paintings is an indestructible material, a material that does not allow you to touch it. The black surface of White Paintings is a material that holds the paint together, but it is also a material that can be broken apart. The paint is not only a material that holds together, but it is also a material that allows you to break apart. The white surface of White Paintings is solid and solid, but the black surface is solid and solid, and the white surface is solid and solid. The material of White Paintings is a solid material that holds together, but it is also a material that can be broken apart. The material of White Paintings is a solid material that holds together, but it is also a material that allows you to break apart. The material of White Paintings is a material that holds together, but it is also a material that allows you to break apart.

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TOUCH As much as painters knows the feeling of the canvas surface, the viewers who uses their eyes to enjoy a piece of art, hardly knows how touching a white canvas feels. In this work the artist Avi Albers Ben Chamo invites you to touch the canvas with your hands, to touch, to feel. The viewer is invited to touch the canvas. With this work, the artist forces the viewer to experience the painting in the way he or she did during the entire time of the exhibition. The work is not a painting by chance.The exhibition was divided into two parts, each of which was devoted to the same subject: the painting of the human body. The first part of the exhibition consisted of two paintings, each titled V-1 and V-2, each depicting a human figure. The bodies in these works are clearly visible in the background, while the background is mostly white. The two canvases are not painted in oil on canvas, but are ground on canvas, a process used to produce an almost unappealing and monochromatic surface. The paintings are not painted to look like oil paintings, but rather, they look like finished, finished painting. The paint application is not applied with a brush, but with a palette knife. The surface is not washed, but left to dry. The surface is not scraped, but left to rust. The surface is not stained, but left to look like old, worn-out, wrinkled paint. The surface is not stained with paint, but rather, with the help of the palette knife, is painted with a broad, colorful brush. The paint is applied with a brush in the same way as the paint used to make the surface. In both cases, the paint is applied with a thin, flexible brush, and the paint is applied with a wide, clear, and symmetrical brush. The paint is applied in a thin, easily missed, and perfectly clear line. The paint is applied on the surface of the canvas in the same way as the painting of the body. The paint is applied on the surface of the canvas in the same way as the body paint, but on a large scale. The paint is applied in a manner similar to the way the body paint is applied, but with a completely different coloration.

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The viewer may never leave the gallery without experiencing a little sensation of the painting itself. This exhibition, entitled Ein liebe immer (I am here), presented a group of works made from sheets of transparent polyester resin and made of various materials, including iron and aluminum. The resin has a translucent sheen and a textured finish, but not a color. The paint and oil on canvas are applied with a straight, circular brush. The polyester resin has a rich and glossy sheen and a painted finish. Albers Ben Chamo has used this material to create a new kind of painting. The paint and polyester resin are combined in a variety of compositions, and the resulting paintings are organic. The colors are of a high quality, and the paint is applied with a kind of care. The materials are applied in a kind of care that is very personal. One of the most beautiful works in the show was a painting titled Künnen (Seen), 1995, which depicts the face of a young girl. She has a very long and beautiful, almond-shaped nose. The paintings title refers to the way the artist saw his or her own body. It is a sort of beauty seen through a young girl who is just beginning to grow up.

Result #5

TOUCH As much as painters knows the feeling of the canvas surface, the viewers who uses their eyes to enjoy a piece of art, hardly knows how touching a white canvas feels. In this work the artist Avi Albers Ben Chamo invites you to touch the canvas with your hands, to touch, to feel. The paintings, which have been painted in black and white on a white background, are covered with a thin, white, transparent layer of clear acrylic paint, which gives the paintings a translucent quality. The colors of the paint are not bright, but they are warm and soft. The light in the paintings is not bright, but it is rich and richly varied. The colors are in such a way that they seem to have a complex texture, a deep and rich color depth, and a soft and tactile touch. The paintings are so beautiful that the viewer cant help but become aware of the fact that he or she is painting. The surface of the paint is almost translucent, and the color seems to move in and out of the paint, sometimes with great speed and sometimes with great precision. In fact, the paint seems to be a kind of elastic, fluid substance, as if it were trying to move around the surface. The colors are all so richly applied that they seem to vibrate and breathe, and the colors are so richly and intensely vibrant that they seem to have a glow. The surface is covered with a dark, matte-black layer of clear acrylic paint. The paint seems to be a living, breathing thing. The paint, the colors, the paint itself, the paint itself, the paint itself, and the paint itself, all that is important is the surface. It is a feeling of serenity and tranquility, of a state of joy and of a great sense of love and respect for the surface. These paintings are so beautiful that you cant help but feel like you are in the middle of something wonderful. The surface is light and calm, and the paint is soft and delicate, but it is also solid and solid. It seems to be the most delicate and precious substance, the most beautiful. It seems to be the most fragile and precious. The paint seems to be a very fragile thing, a thing that might break down and crumble at any moment.