Born from a philosophy of finding order in chaos, Jessica Moritz's installations are utopian architectures that act as keys to new dimensions. As a French-Israeli artist, Moritz is inspired by the Bauhaus movement's influence on Tel Aviv's cityscape, and her work translates this unique reflection into impossible geometries and harmonious color palettes. By using light as both a medium and a muse, her large-scale works create mindscapes that challenge rational thinking and offer a fresh perspective on color and form.Most of my works combine Color theory and interactivity.

Colors interactions are made in the studio and give life to installation artwork for exhibitions, events, comission works and private collection.

More than that, Art must be seen in a place where you can move around and consider it as a Third or fourth body.