About

Hasida is an Israeli-American artist who works across many mediums: oil, watercolour, etching, print screening and sculpture in metal and stone. She has shown her work in numerous exhibitions internationally, including several years running at the Art Exhibition in Mamila, Jerusalem.

The sculptural work returns, again and again, to the human figure — elongated, pared back, held in the moment just before or just after movement. Bodies lean, reach, recline and stand as individuals or just as often, in pairs.

The material is never incidental and often combined with natural elements such as palm fronds. Bronze carries a patina that ranges from near-black to deep verdigris; marble and alabaster are left with their own grain and translucency intact.