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Poster created from selections from the Dialogues & Anti-logues - 2004 -13 series, which has been a major preoccupation of mine for the last decade, is based on a simple illusionist form of two cartoon faces in confrontation. Its artistic expansion and development may have been inspired by my studies of the teachings of the noted philosopher, Martin Buber (the famous I-Thou / I-It paradigm) and its application in modern Gestalt psychology. The I-Thou Dialogues show two faces in harmony and balance, while in the I-It paintings (which I call Anti-logues), the second face is diminished or non-existent. Another important influence stems from my kabbalah studies, which deals at length with the changing faces of the cherub statues on the Ark of the Covenant and their esoteric ramifications. For more information:
http://kabbalahart.byethost4.com/dov2J.html

Dov Lederberg grew up in the Philadelphia area (Central HS 211) and began his involvement in the arts at Haverford College and the Columbia University Graduate School of Fine Arts, concentrating on the experimental film and became an active film-maker within The New American Underground. In the late Sixties Dov studied in yeshivas in NYC and Israel. Between 1970 and 1994 he worked as an independent film director, mainly for Israel Television, making documentary and educational films. Since 1983 Dov has been deeply involved in using new art mediums and techniques to express the subtle ideas of Jewish mystical teachings and meditation. His current work is involved with kabbalah mandalas and visual paradigms for dialogue, triptychs, wax...