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Lucas Sylos
This work centers on hope, beginning with an object that carries the weight of protection and conflict. I transformed a real military helmet through my own visual language as a gesture of respect and dedication to the soldiers who defend the country. I am a Brazilian artist based in Tel Aviv, and living here has deeply influenced how I think about vulnerability, resilience, and collective responsibility.
Departing from my usual black and white practice, I introduced pink over the original green surface. Each stroke is intentional and carefully placed, creating layered forms that intertwine and overlap. The result is a dense and emotional composition that feels chaotic at first glance, yet reveals a quiet harmony within that complexity.
Lucas Sylos
This work centers on hope, beginning with an object that carries the weight of protection and conflict. I transformed a real military helmet through my own visual language as a gesture of respect and dedication to the soldiers who defend the country. I am a Brazilian artist based in Tel Aviv, and living here has deeply influenced how I think about vulnerability, resilience, and collective responsibility.
Departing from my usual black and white practice, I introduced pink over the original green surface. Each stroke is intentional and carefully placed, creating layered forms that intertwine and overlap. The result is a dense and emotional composition that feels chaotic at first glance, yet reveals a quiet harmony within that complexity.