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“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” — Thomas Merton
Following The Space Art Gallery’s first participation in VOLTA Art Basel 2026, we are delighted to present Domesticated Wildness at our gallery in Tel Aviv.
Originally showcased to an international audience during Art Basel Week, the exhibition features the work of three leading artists represented by the gallery: Ronen Tanchum, Anat Wegier, and Efrat Yaron.
Bringing together three distinct artistic languages—advanced technology, nature, and human experience—the exhibition explores the tension between the wild and the cultivated, order and chaos, and humanity’s desire to control the world around us versus the unpredictable forces that continue to shape it.
The works that were exhibited in Switzerland have now arrived in Israel, and we warmly invite you to experience the exhibition at our gallery.
A gallery talk with the exhibiting artists will take place in the coming weeks. More details and updates will be announced soon.
Domesticated Wildness – The Exhibition Returns to Israel
Domesticated Wildness
The exhibition “Domesticated Wildness” explores the delicate tension between the wild and the cultivated, between control and restraint. It moves between images of vegetation detached from their natural context—cacti and vines adapting to the rigidity of concrete—and surrealistic portraits that expand the boundaries of perception and identity.
Through the encounter between minimalist landscapes and a chaotic abundance of digital flowers, a dialogue emerges between order and chaos. The exhibition challenges the human impulse to domesticate and control the organic world, suggesting that even as we attempt to organize nature, the wild—intimate, mysterious, and untamable—continues to exist deep within the human consciousness.
Efrat Yaron
Efrat Yaron, recently exhibited at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, combines advanced technology with the organic richness of nature and digital vegetation. Her works create vivid environments filled with color, movement, and layered emotion. Through a dynamic visual language, she explores the relationship between the digital world and human experience, offering a contemporary perspective on how technology shapes our perception of beauty, memory, and nature.
Anat Wegier
Anat Wegier is an artist exhibiting internationally across leading art platforms. She presents a body of work that forms a surreal world moving between dream, consciousness, and human identity. Through portraits and hybrid imagery, she blurs the boundaries between reality and imagination, body and soul, the human and the metaphysical. Her works evoke a sense of mystery and invite the viewer into an inner reflection on presence, memory, and perception.
Ronen Tanchum
Ronen Tanchum is a contemporary artist whose work explores the intersection of humanity, technology, and nature through generative systems, immersive installations, and interactive experiences.
Blending fine art, computational design, and digital innovation, he transforms data and algorithms into sensory environments that evoke empathy and critical reflection on ecological and social systems. As the founder of Phenomena Labs, he leads multidisciplinary projects that use robotics, AI, and real-time processes to reveal hidden patterns in nature and human behavior.
His art emphasizes sustainability, transparency, and ethical responsibility, inviting audiences to imagine a balanced coexistence between people, the planet, and technology. Tanchum’s works have been exhibited internationally, including at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Art Basel Miami, Expo 2020 Dubai, at the opening ceremony of the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2026, as well as in Shanghai in 2025.
Ronen Tanchum is a contemporary artist whose work explores the intersection of humanity, technology, and nature through generative systems, immersive installations, and interactive experiences.
Blending fine art, computational design, and digital innovation, he transforms data and algorithms into sensory environments that evoke empathy and critical reflection on ecological and social systems. As the founder of Phenomena Labs, he leads multidisciplinary projects that use robotics, AI, and real-time processes to reveal hidden patterns in nature and human behavior.
His art emphasizes sustainability, transparency, and ethical responsibility, inviting audiences to imagine a balanced coexistence between people, the planet, and technology. Tanchum’s works have been exhibited internationally, including at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Art Basel Miami, Expo 2020 Dubai, at the opening ceremony of the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2026, as well as in Shanghai in 2025.
Spotlight - Mira Maylor
Maylor, in recent years, divides her time between Chicago, Rome and Tel Aviv, when the creative work, she performs in the studio located in Old Jaffa. Her works are exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, such as the Vittoriano Museum and Ca d’Or Gallery in Rome, the Liberty Museum in Philadelphia, the Highland Park Center and the Habatat Gallery in Chicago. She is engaged in works, in which iron and wood are sometimes combined, but mainly in raw glass, in the various aspects of life in Israel and in the paradoxes of life. Her works are currently in a variety of public places in Israel, including the President’s House, Shaare Zedek Hospitals, Ichilov Hospital, the Hebrew University, Bank Leumi and in many private collections
Maylor, a former economist by profession, trained in the field of glass at the University of Wolverhampton in the UK, in Canada and recently returned from a training trip at a glass factory in Ukraine. She is currently preparing for a solo exhibition in Chicago, and group exhibitions at the Palm Springs Museum in California, Paris, New York and the Palazzo Museum in Milan
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