Roee Jakubinsky, aka BINSKY, is a multidisciplinary and virtuosic artist who lives and works in Tel-Aviv.

BINSKY was born in Israel, but was raised and educated in the Art Capital- New York (Queens) in the 1980's..                               

In the 1990's, BINSKY returned to Israel and started acquiring education in design and painting at various academies of art, 

BINSKY 's large-scale works are remarkable in their colorful vitality, strong outlines and their relentless expressiveness in shades of color, form and content. The works made with the DOODLE technique, which is an unconscious drawing without prior planning. The drawing just flows! With the doodling technique Binsky covers large wall or canvas surfaces and adds color to them according to his mood or the requirements of the place. His works depict grotesque figures that are highly reproduced and embody a psychomental expression and a certain magical effect, combined with pure repetitive formal elements.                                                                                    

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Alongside all these, Binsky adopted what has become his trademark in recent years, the red heart with the blue eye inside. This element, which is repeated over and over again in his paintings, either fiercely or implicitly, softens the work and suggests an appeal to seeing the heart with the help of a third eye that reflects an emotional and less rational vision.

Beside his urban work, Binsky paints mostly large-scale paintings on canvas that are sold in galleries around the world.

 

BINSKY's works possess a therapeutic nature that penetrates spectator's soul, enables a spiritual uplifting affect that crosses all boundaries of reality as we know it.  Their colorful richness, the figures that may be pagan, or may be creatures from a different planet are portrayed with humor and blend with unusual shapes and forms into a deep and harmonic composition, the repetitive heart-eye figure, generating a joyful and mesmerizing experience for the observer.