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Jessica Moritz –
Geometric Abstract Art + Light-Based Works
Street Art & Art in Public spaces
Working in Public space, interacting with urban landscape is always challenging.
Every intervention created new perspectives in terms of technical application, viewer interactions, and possibilities.
Doing Street Art in Tel Aviv, Paris or New york demands a lot of anticipation, observation, and fast moves.
Even if all of this public art Intervention can disappear in the following hours or next year, you have to take into consideration the message and your audience at first, always.
This public art project is a series of hand-painted wheatpaste portraits created for the first pop-up museum in Tel Aviv between 2018–2019. Blending fine art and street art, it explores themes of human connection, love, and the fragile nature of relationships. Each ephemeral piece (acrylic on paper) was installed directly in urban space, embracing the temporary life of street art while maintaining the intentionality and quality of traditional painting.
As a socially engaged, site-specific intervention, the project positions public art as both an emotional campaign and a form of resistance. It reflects my ongoing interest in ephemeral works and urban interventions, and I am available for commissions and collaborations involving public space, street art projects, and socially driven campaigns.
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