A single sequence, divided—
yet the movement does not break.

Chassidim – Extended Motion presents one continuous action across multiple panels, where separation becomes part of the structure rather than an interruption. Created in Jerusalem, the work focuses on continuity held across distance.

Each panel captures a segment of the same repeated step—arms lifted, feet in motion, bodies aligned within a shared direction. Viewed together, the figures form an unbroken progression. Viewed apart, each holds a complete moment within the sequence.

The division between panels introduces rhythm into the composition, creating pauses that do not stop the movement, but define it. The eye moves from one section to the next, reconstructing the motion as it continues across space.

A restrained palette of pale tones, soft blues, and muted gold maintains cohesion, allowing the segmentation to remain clear without fragmenting the experience.

There is no fixed beginning or end—only continuation carried across structure.

As a one-of-a-kind original set, this work introduces flow and spatial rhythm into a space. It often becomes a dominant visual anchor—extending movement across a wall while maintaining clarity, balance, and direction.

Available by private inquiry.