“Flowers Dutch Bouquet” is an exquisite wall sculpture by renowned artist David Gerstein from Israel that captures the essence of the vitality and beauty of tulips in a vibrant depiction. At its center is a majestic vase overflowing with an abundance of brightly colored tulips, each petal seeming to dance with joyful energy. Gerstein’s masterful use of form and color breathes life into the sculpture, transforming the static medium into a dynamic expression of nature’s splendor. The flowers unfold in a variety of hues, from vibrant reds to serene blues, from sunny yellows to lush greens, creating a kaleidoscope of visual delight. The arrangement seems to defy gravity as the flowers fall gracefully over the edge of the vase, as if caught in a perpetual state of bloom. Each curve and contour of the sculpture is carefully crafted, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in the intricate beauty of each individual flower. Looking at “Flowers Dutch Bouquet”, one is transported to a world where the beauty of nature is captured and celebrated in all its splendor. It is a testament to Gerstein’s artistic skill that he can evoke such a sense of wonder and joy with his work that leaves a lasting impression on all who have the privilege of viewing it.

David Gerstein – Master of multilayer sculptures

In David Gerstein’s multi-layered works of art, the boundary between the two-dimensionality of painting and the three-dimensionality of sculpture becomes blurred. The works of David Gerstein captivate above all by their lively colorfulness. Most often, the human being in motion is found as the central theme of his sculptures and objects and as a point of departure. Tourists on 5th Avenue, marathon runners, bicyclists, roller coasters or dancing butterflies make the viewer virtually swing along. Meanwhile, the steel sculptures are cut out using laser technology. To ensure that the sculptures give pleasure for a long time, especially in the outdoor area, they are painted with Standohyd Plus a special varnish recommended for automotive repairs from the Standox company in Germany. Countless details that allow the subject to explore and explore again and again round out his objects, which in recent years have experienced a solid price development. David Gerstein will be a proud 80 years old in November 2024.