Tel Aviv based artist JD DORIA blows us away with the passion of his current works, his point of view on Aesthetics, and what it's like working in the Tel-Aviv art scene. JD DORIA is a veteran working in the world 3D scanning and digital photography. With his special edition Petri-dish series for Velvit, he doesn't fail to impress one bit! We had the opportunity to pick the brain of this visual artist and left with a better understanding of why the petri-dish project is his passion, the philosophy Doria packs in to his works, and the written works that inspire him.

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Briefly describe the work you do.

In my work, since the beginning, it was the line of separation between imagination, nature and matter that caught my attention and became across multiple mediums my experimental and aesthetic enterprise.

What would happen if one looks at nature, imagination and matter as a continuum? Where the one is endlessly spilling into the other? My work, originally rooted in painting, interprets such a continuum of potential openness and attempts to achieve it by the attentive usages of bridges, the bridges to which I refer as technologies.

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In our Connkt interview series, we interviewed a Connekt American artist whose art is a reflection of her emotions, a Connekt Danish artist whose art is a mean to spread healing energy, a Connekt Italian artist who uses art as a tool to send out strong messages and evoke actions and today I will be interviewing a Connekt artist from Israel to whom art is philosophy.

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