#Relations Tommaso Cascella & Marc Lewis
September 17 – October 9, 2025
Marc Lewis, Small Torso No. 5, 2011, bronze, 16 x 10 x 30 cm
Marc Lewis, Sky Walker, 2015, painted aluminium, 66 x 30 x 80 cm
Marc Lewis, Taurus, 2015, painted aluminium, 130 x 80 x 100 cm
Marc Lewis, Escape, 2012, painted aluminium, 116 x 10 x 100 cm
Marc Lewis, The leather woman, 2009, galvanized steel and leather, 60 x 60 x 140 cm
Marc Lewis, Thinking of Witches, 2009, painted aluminium, H: 150 cm
Marc Lewis, The Fighters, 2010, copper & cement, 60 x 40 x 30 cm
Marc Lewis, Storm, 2009, bronze, 60 x 30 x 100 cm
Marc Lewis, Steel Woman, 2013, steel, 80 x 55 x 100 cm
Marc Lewis, Origami, 2014, bronze, 45 x 25 x 71 cm
Marc Lewis, Just At, 2014, aluminium, 50 x 10 x 45 cm
Marc Lewis, Big Black Butt, 2013, painted aluminium, 150 x 100 x 100 cm
"I like the appearance of things both natural and manufactured. External appearances form the basis for judgement and value. People take care to create and fettle themslves to manipulate appearances. Appearances are shells. Shells provide home, comfort and protection. Shells are armour and often beauty. I build shells. Safe shells, protecred shells, metal shells." (Marc Lewis)
Permanent Public Installation:
2014 Renewal, Netanya, Israel
2013 Shout, Yamin Orde, Israel
2013 The Big 3, The Pump House, Givaatayim, Israel
2011 Dolphin and Horse Head: Dead Sea Works, Dead Sea, Israel
2010 The Five: The Ruppin Academic Center, Israel
2009 Ascension: The Ruppin Academic Center, Israel
2009 Wall sculpture: Tabeetha School, Jaffa, Israel
2008 Tree of Life: Etziyon Elementary School, Kfar Saba Israel
2007 Torso: Gebo Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
2007 Milestones for Peace – Wandering international exhibition
2006 That Man: The Givatayim Municipal Gallery, Israel
2006 Topor Sculpture Garden: The Haim Sheba Medical Center, Israel
2006 The Immigration Sculpture Garden: The Ruppin Academic Center, Israel
