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Kfir Goldenberg

  • Writer: Efrath Bouana
    Efrath Bouana
  • Jul 13
  • 1 min read

Participated in the exhibition Turning point”, Binyamin Gallery

Curator: Michal Blayer and Irit Barel Bassan


Kfir Goldenberg, Preppin’ (again), concrete, baking paper and glue, 88x70x60
Kfir Goldenberg, Preppin’ (again), concrete, baking paper and glue, 88x70x60

Kfir Goldenberg is a visual artist working with sculpture, installation, and public space. His practice explores the relationships between materials, social structures, and human behavior. He often engages directly with existing sites, working with materials from construction and public infrastructure, alongside the habits people have in these spaces. Such procedures reflect on the inheritance of modernism and the maintenance required to repair what is falling apart. Goldenberg’s work employs manual processes, repetition, readymades, architectural elements, interventions into existing artworks, model-making, and autonomous systems. These works engage with the pressures, conditions, and forms of escapism that shape everyday life.

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