Aravot explores glassblowing as a means to research the triangle of existential components - “I", “others" and “world". Interlacing is a metaphor for the artist’s relations with ‘others’, within societal, cultural, environmental and historic networks. The folding of the glass body expresses sudden and unexpected changes in the interlacing relationships.

Ariel Aravot (n. Israele 1994), is an Israeli born glass artist specializes in glassblowing. Earned an MFA in Glass, Rhode Island School of Design, 2023 and a BFA, Bezalel Academy of Art & Design, Jerusalem, 2020.
Had 15 group and 3 solo exhibitions: Parallel Spheres, A&L Center, Providence, RI; Atmospheres - a shared spirit, Chrysler Museum Vestibule, Norfolk, VA; In Dialogue, Mizgaga - Museum of Archeology & Glass, Nahsholim, Israel.

Work on display:
Interlacing (Glassblowing with Duro white canes) 52 x 15 cm