Not a circle—
but a shared rhythm that passes from one to the next.

Chassidim – Between Three Steps isolates a small formation, where connection is built through sequence rather than structure. Created in Jerusalem, the work focuses on how movement transfers—one gesture leading into another without pause.

Three figures occupy the space, each caught at a different phase of the same step. Arms are lifted, coats extend outward, feet leave the ground. No one leads, no one follows—yet the motion continues seamlessly between them.

The background is restrained and open, built through pale tones and muted gold, allowing the figures to remain central without distraction. The surrounding texture suggests movement without defining it, supporting the rhythm rather than competing with it.

There is no enclosure, no fixed pattern—only continuity carried through repetition.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this piece introduces focus and movement into a space. It often becomes a visual anchor—holding attention through precision, balance, and the clarity of a repeated action.

Available by private inquiry.