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The Pop Art Rabbi - Yitzchok Moully

3 weeks ago

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Visualizing Spirituality. New Works by Yitzchok Moully

This new show Visualizing Spirituality is the next step in an ongoing journey for me. For many years I have been inspired by Chassidus and the Lubavitcher Rebbe's focus on 'Dira B'tachtonim' creating a space for G-D in the physical world through our actions.
Some of my previous bodies of work explored the power of our Mitzvot, explosions of color on canvas, overflowing blessings of wine depicted in various forms, channeling the energy of our actions on to two dimensional canvas.
What excites me about this new series, is the ability to use new mediums, new technologies to convey this concept of visualizing the spiritual energy of our physical actions.
The idea came to me after hearing a lecture by Rabbi Yossi Paltiel on the history of the 'Ten Mivtzoyim' - the ten Mitzvah campaign the Lubavitcher Rebbe initiated beginning in the 60's. The common thread of the lecture is that each time the Rebbe released a new Mitzvah in the campaign it had an impact on the safety and security of Israel and Jews world wide.
The reality is, that when any Jewish person does a Mitzvah, they have a cosmic impact on the whole world. No matter the person's affiliation, practice history or even level of intent, when a Jewish person comprised of body and soul does a Mitzvah, that action changes the world.
There is only one problem. We don't see the reaction.
Which lead me to create this series, where through the prism of augmented reality we can explore in a different dimension the spiritual reaction to our actions. The AR technologies allow the viewer to see deeper beyond the limitations of perceived reality, by using the app the viewer gets a glimpse into a visualization of the spiritual dimension.
The choice of Mitzvot in this series are directly inspired by the Lubavitcher Rebbe's ten Mitzvah campaign. (There are currently 7 sets on display, with the rest to be completed).

To learn more about the ten Mitzvah campaign – just google it.

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Visualizing Spirituality World Premiere Exhibition

May 9, 2017, 6:30pm - May 9, 2017, 8:30pm

Visualizing Spirituality Acrylic and Ink Works on Canvas + augmented reality by Yitzchok Moully Waltuch Art Gallery, May 1-28 |Meet-the-Artist Reception: Tuesday, May 9, 6:30-8:30 pm The Waltuch Art Gallery presents: Visualizing Spirituality, an exhibition of acrylic and ink works on canvas together with augmented reality by artist Yitzchok Moully. The show will be on display from May 1 -28, with a Meet-the-Artist-Reception on Tuesday, May 9, 6:30-8:30 pm, where the artist will hold a special talk about his work called: Visualizing Spirituality - The Power of Our Actions. Yitzchok Moully, who served as a Rabbi for ten years before he discovered his artistic talents and turned to art full time, creates distinctive pieces of contemporary Jewish art that combine the bright, bold colors prevalent in pop art with the timeless and sophisticated images of Judaica and the Jewish people. His aim is to evoke themes from Torah, Kaballah and Chassidut. and make them relevant to a modern generation. His current focus is to illustrate the hidden energy behind our actions. In this new series Moully utilizes the strong contrast of stark silkscreen images with free flowing liquid paint to highlight our relationship with the spiritual energy of our actions. “I believe that Mitzvahs have a cosmic impact and the power to send spiritual energy into the world,” says Moully. “My hope is to bring this hidden power to life in my work through a variety of mediums and technology. Moully attempts to visualize these reactions with paint, then goes a step further using the technology of augmented reality to convey this idea. Using a device as a prism through which to see that which we can not see with the naked eye. The public is invited to come in person to interact and explore this new body of work. “I am always drawn to exploring ways that Judaism, art and contemporary culture intersect and I create art that represents and reflects my deep love of Judaism from a new and unique perspective.” Selected works (due to their size and dimensions) will only be on display during the opening reception. Gallery hours are Monday – Thursday, 9 am - 10 pm; Friday and Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm; closed Saturday and Jewish holidays. Admission is free and open to the community. For more information contact Nina Bachrach at 201.408.1406 or email: nbachrach@jccotop.org. To see more of Moully’s work, visit his website at www.MoullyArt.com.

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The Pop Art Rabbi - Yitzchok Moully

3 weeks ago

Another sneak of my upcoming show 'Visualizing Spirituality'

Come check it out yourself, Tuesday May 9

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The Pop Art Rabbi - Yitzchok Moully

4 weeks ago

My new show 'Visualizing Spirituality' is up in the gallery!

Here's a sneak peak of a few paintings and the Augmented Reality at work!
...With the right lense, what looks like a blank canvas/a simple mitzvah, can be seen in all its spirituial glory...

Hope you can make it to the opening Tuesday May 9 to see all of them in person

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The Pop Art Rabbi - Yitzchok Moully

1 month ago

Visualizing Spirituality

Acrylic and Ink Works on Canvas + augmented reality by Yitzchok Moully

Waltuch Art Gallery, May 1-28 |Meet-the-Artist Reception: Tuesday, May 9, 6:30-8:30 pm

The Waltuch Art Gallery presents:

Visualizing Spirituality, an exhibition of acrylic and ink works on canvas together with augmented reality by artist Yitzchok Moully. The show will be on display from May 1 -28, with a Meet-the-Artist-Reception on Tuesday, May 9, 6:30-8:30 pm, where the artist will hold a special talk about his work called: Visualizing Spirituality - The Power of Our Actions.

Yitzchok Moully, who served as a Rabbi for ten years before he discovered his artistic talents and turned to art full time, creates distinctive pieces of contemporary Jewish art that combine the bright, bold colors prevalent in pop art with the timeless and sophisticated images of Judaica and the Jewish people. His aim is to evoke themes from Torah, Kaballah and Chassidut. and make them relevant to a modern generation. His current focus is to illustrate the hidden energy behind our actions.

In this new series Moully utilizes the strong contrast of stark silkscreen images with free flowing liquid paint to highlight our relationship with the spiritual energy of our actions.

“I believe that Mitzvahs have a cosmic impact and the power to send spiritual energy into the world,” says Moully. “My hope is to bring this hidden power to life in my work through a variety of mediums and technology.

Moully attempts to visualize these reactions with paint, then goes a step further using the technology of augmented reality to convey this idea. Using a device as a prism through which to see that which we can not see with the naked eye.
The public is invited to come in person to interact and explore this new body of work.

“I am always drawn to exploring ways that Judaism, art and contemporary culture intersect and I create art that represents and reflects my deep love of Judaism from a new and unique perspective.”

Selected works (due to their size and dimensions) will only be on display during the opening reception.

Gallery hours are Monday – Thursday, 9 am - 10 pm; Friday and Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm; closed Saturday

and Jewish holidays. Admission is free and open to the community. For more information contact Nina Bachrach at 201.408.1406 or email: nbachrach@jccotop.org. To see more of Moully’s work, visit his website at www.MoullyArt.com. ... See MoreSee Less

Visualizing Spirituality World Premiere Exhibition

May 9, 2017, 6:30pm - May 9, 2017, 8:30pm

Visualizing Spirituality Acrylic and Ink Works on Canvas + augmented reality by Yitzchok Moully Waltuch Art Gallery, May 1-28 |Meet-the-Artist Reception: Tuesday, May 9, 6:30-8:30 pm The Waltuch Art Gallery presents: Visualizing Spirituality, an exhibition of acrylic and ink works on canvas together with augmented reality by artist Yitzchok Moully. The show will be on display from May 1 -28, with a Meet-the-Artist-Reception on Tuesday, May 9, 6:30-8:30 pm, where the artist will hold a special talk about his work called: Visualizing Spirituality - The Power of Our Actions. Yitzchok Moully, who served as a Rabbi for ten years before he discovered his artistic talents and turned to art full time, creates distinctive pieces of contemporary Jewish art that combine the bright, bold colors prevalent in pop art with the timeless and sophisticated images of Judaica and the Jewish people. His aim is to evoke themes from Torah, Kaballah and Chassidut. and make them relevant to a modern generation. His current focus is to illustrate the hidden energy behind our actions. In this new series Moully utilizes the strong contrast of stark silkscreen images with free flowing liquid paint to highlight our relationship with the spiritual energy of our actions. “I believe that Mitzvahs have a cosmic impact and the power to send spiritual energy into the world,” says Moully. “My hope is to bring this hidden power to life in my work through a variety of mediums and technology. Moully attempts to visualize these reactions with paint, then goes a step further using the technology of augmented reality to convey this idea. Using a device as a prism through which to see that which we can not see with the naked eye. The public is invited to come in person to interact and explore this new body of work. “I am always drawn to exploring ways that Judaism, art and contemporary culture intersect and I create art that represents and reflects my deep love of Judaism from a new and unique perspective.” Selected works (due to their size and dimensions) will only be on display during the opening reception. Gallery hours are Monday – Thursday, 9 am - 10 pm; Friday and Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm; closed Saturday and Jewish holidays. Admission is free and open to the community. For more information contact Nina Bachrach at 201.408.1406 or email: nbachrach@jccotop.org. To see more of Moully’s work, visit his website at www.MoullyArt.com.

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The Pop Art Rabbi - Yitzchok Moully

1 month ago

In Memory of all the lives lost in the Holocaust and in honor of Yom Hashoah- International Holocaust Rememberence Day here is an art instillation i created a year ago today titled "Yom Hashoah Candle Memorial"

We are the lights that live on, it is up to us to bring light into the world

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Yom Hashoah Candle Memorial International Holocaust Memorial Day

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