Isaac Guberstein

Isaac Guberstein was born in Poland in 1969 and graduated in industrial design. I. Guberstein's works, in their different styles and techniques, present a very personal language that reflects the search for spaces, marked by balance and energy, which imbues the lightness of being with content in a metaphysical research transcending the spiritual. During this period of crisis, not only economic but human, the works of I. Guberstein reflect values which allow man to progress, giving meaning to the notion of life, as some of his works bearing the title “Trees of Life”. Movable sculptures transmit the joy and energy of movement, shape the space, provide it with harmony, tranquility and balance. The spirals that rise or fall according to the movement of human perception tell us about the passage of time and its importance as a value. The threads of some of his works speak of the fragility of being, but at the same time of the eternity and the power of values that people nurture, creating a symphony in motion. The subtlety, the complicity and the freedom of his works which shape the space also testify to the importance of the small details which are the real gears of human progress. The importance of movement is reflected in the creation of any particle, where one can observe, under the microscope, the smallest, as well as the largest, in a constant movement of progress. Human perception, meanwhile, becomes an ally in creation; Observing the works of art, which are unique in the position they occupy, creates a complicity of movement. The mobiles are also very interesting because it helps to relieve stress, anxiety, providing harmony and balance.