Alon Birger / multidisciplinary artist

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Sculpture, artist and a content creator
My sources of inspiration are nature, human nature, movement, music and light.  I like to create on a wide variety of platforms: art spaces, street installation, outdoor stage, theater or dance.  
In my work I use a variety of traditional and innovative skills, such as: directing, sculpture, lighting fixtures, electronics, softwars (editing, 3D, lighting and music), 3D printing and working with different materials.
I often examine the culture of desire in men and women, putting focus on body images, embossments and changes in body organs as symbols for a social status.  For example: "Chucha" - a homage sculpture I made to the prehistoric sculpture "Venus of Willindorf", whose prominent organs symbolized abundance and fertility, and "Silly-Con-Carne" - a physical performance without words, which “putting a mirror” on the modern society's attitude to silicone implants and protruding body organs.
Light is a prominent motif in my works.  I often use it as a tool for expressing rhythm, movement, form and content.  To me, light expresses emotion and has a life of its own.