Boaz Vaadia

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Boaz Vaadia Amarya (#40) (1997), a contemporary figurative sculpture made of bronze, bluestone, and a natural boulder. This stacked stone artwork reflects ancient techniques and modern abstraction, available at Sponder Gallery.
Amarya (#40); edition 5/7
Boaz Vaadia Ammi'el & Amaryahu (#52) (1999), a large-scale figurative sculpture made of bronze, bluestone, and boulders. This dual-figure stacked stone artwork reflects ancient techniques and modern abstraction, available at Sponder Gallery.
Ammi'el & Amaryahu (#52); edition 2/5
Boaz Vaadia Asa & Yehoshafat with Dog (#101) (2008), a monumental figurative sculpture made of bronze, bluestone, and boulders, featuring two stacked stone figures and a dog. This large-scale outdoor artwork reflects ancient techniques and modern abstract
Asa & Yehoshafat with Dog (#101); edition 2/5
Boaz Vaadia Avdon (#71) (2001), a tall figurative sculpture made of bronze and bluestone, measuring 72 x 29 x 23 inches. This minimalist, meditative, stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Sponder Gallery.
Avdon (#71), edition 0/5
Boaz Vaadia Avimelekh with Dog (#90) (2006), a small-scale bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a standing figure on the right and a seated dog on the left. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, avail
Avimelekh with Dog (#90)
Boaz Vaadia Avimelekh with Dog and Eight Lambs (#94) (2006), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a standing figure, a dog, and eight lambs arranged on a rugged stone surface. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with mode
Avimelekh with Dog and Eight Lambs (#94)
Boaz Vaadia Daniyyel with Dog (#28) (1996), a large-scale bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a standing figure with one foot on a boulder and a seated dog. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, avai
Daniyyel with Dog (#28); edition 3/3
Boaz Vaadia Deqer 2nd (#80) (2005), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a seated figure leaning against a boulder, measuring 13 x 21 x 21 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at
Deqer 2nd (#80)
Boaz Vaadia Dog (#61) (2001), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a seated dog, measuring 34 x 27 x 23 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Sponder Gallery.
Dog (#61), edition 4/5
Boaz Vaadia Eli'av (#41) (1997), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a seated figure atop a boulder, measuring 51 x 62 x 62 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Sponder Galler
Eli'av (#41); edition 0/5
Boaz Vaadia Family 1 (#146) BVE (2017), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring two seated figures resting on a boulder, measuring 20 x 21 x 15 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available a
Family 1 (#146) BVE; edition 1/7
Boaz Vaadia Ge'u'el & Binyamin (#73), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring two human figures, one seated and one standing, positioned with a natural boulder between them, measuring 23 x 28 x 28 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges an
Ge'u'el & Binyamin (#73) edition 0/7
Boaz Vaadia Gidon (1993), a slate and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a seated human figure under a stone arch, measuring 21 1/2 x 35 x 23 1/2 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Spon
Gidon
Boaz Vaadia Ginnetoy 2nd (#78) (2004), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a reclining human figure leaning against a large boulder, measuring 35 x 80 x 60 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstract
Ginnetoy 2nd (#78)
Boaz Vaadia Hanna and Elqana (1988), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring two human figures, one reclining and one standing, crafted in a stacked stone formation. This contemporary abstract sculpture measures [dimensions available upon re
Hanna and Elqana
Boaz Vaadia Haza'el (#113) (2011), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a kneeling human figure, measuring 41 x 41 x 29 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Sponder Gallery.
Haza'el (#113); edition AP
Boaz Vaadia Hulda (#111) (2011), a bronze, bluestone, and basalt figurative sculpture featuring a standing human figure beside a monolithic basalt column, measuring 79 1/2 x 41 x 29 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern
Hulda (#111)
Boaz Vaadia Milka (#121) (2013), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a vertically stacked human form, measuring 35 x 16 x 16 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Sponder Galle
Milka #121; edition 3/5
Boaz Vaadia Oded 2nd (#143) (2016), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a reclining human figure resting against a boulder, measuring 11 x 21 x 15 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, avai
Oded 2nd; (#143), edition 7/7
Boaz Vaadia Sara and Yizhaq (1986), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a standing adult figure and child, measuring 19 x 12 x 10 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Sponder
Sara and Yizhaq
Boaz Vaadia Solomon (#99) (2007), a bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a seated human figure, measuring 14 1/2 x 10 x 6 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abstraction, available at Sponder Gallery.
Solomon (#99)
Boaz Vaadia Tai (2003), a unique bluestone figurative sculpture featuring a stacked stone portrait head, measuring 53 x 33 x 42 inches. This monumental stone artwork merges ancient sculptural traditions with modern abstraction, available at Sponder Galler
Tai
Boaz Vaadia The Family (#100) (2008), a large-scale bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring three seated human figures resting on a boulder, measuring 74 x 115 x 115 inches. This stacked stone artwork merges ancient techniques with modern abst
The Family (#100)
Boaz Vaadia - NFS - Two Dogs, (#10) ed. 0/7 (BVE)
NFS - Two Dogs, (#10) ed. 0/7 (BVE)
Boaz Vaadia Uzziyya (#148) (BVE) (2020), a stacked bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture standing in quiet contemplation, measuring 26 1/2 x 13 x 10 inches. This contemporary minimalist sculpture reflects Vaadia’s signature style, available at Sponder
Uzziyya (#148) (BVE); edition 2/7
Boaz Vaadia Yizhaq & Eli'av (#81) (2005), a large-scale bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring two stylized stacked stone figures—one seated on a boulder and one standing in contemplation. This contemporary minimalist sculpture reflects Vaadi
Yizhaq & Eli'av (#81) Ed. 5/5
Boaz Vaadia Yokheved & Amram (#102) (1990/2009), a stacked bronze and bluestone figurative sculpture featuring two seated human forms on a boulder. This contemporary minimalist sculpture reflects Vaadia’s signature style, available at Sponder Gallery.
Yokheved & Amram (#102)
Boaz Vaadia Ah'av (#119) AP (2013), a contemporary bronze and bluestone sculpture depicting a stacked stone seated human figure atop a boulder. The piece embodies meditative and nature-inspired aesthetics, available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Ah'av (#119) AP
Boaz Vaadia Ahiam #67 (2001), a bronze and bluestone contemporary sculpture depicting a layered stone reclining human figure on a stone platform. This modern figurative artwork embodies meditative aesthetics and natural material artistry, available at Spo
Z Ahiam #67
Boaz Vaadia Asa and Yehoshafat (#64) (2000), a bronze and bluestone outdoor sculpture featuring two stacked-stone human figures on a boulder. A striking modern figurative artwork incorporating natural elements and minimalist design
Z Asa and Yehoshafat (#64)
Edition of 5 + 1 A.P.
Boaz Vaadia Asaf and Yo'ah (#68) (2001), a bronze and bluestone sculpture depicting two stacked-stone human figures interacting with boulders. A striking example of modern figurative sculpture using natural materials, available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Asaf and Yo'ah (#68); edition of 5 + 1 AP + 0/5
Boaz Vaadia Asaf with Dog (#110) (2010), a bronze and bluestone sculpture of a seated human figure and a dog on natural boulders, showcasing layered stone artistry. A monumental modern sculpture available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Asaf with Dog (#110)
Boaz Vaadia Ba'al (#32) (1996), a bronze and bluestone sculpture of a seated figure atop a natural boulder, created using stacked-stone artistry. A striking contemporary sculpture available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Ba'al (#32) ed. 5/5
Boaz Vaadia Cat (2007), a bronze and boulder sculpture depicting a seated cat in a stacked-stone formation, blending nature and art. A striking modern sculpture available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Cat, A/P
Boaz Vaadia Daniyyel with Dog (1996), a bronze and bluestone sculpture of a standing figure with one foot on a boulder, accompanied by a seated dog. This contemporary stone art sculpture merges natural elements with modern design. Available at Sponder Gal
Z Daniyyel with Dog (#28), edition of 3 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia Efrayim (2003), a bronze and bluestone sculpture featuring a reclining figure resting against a natural boulder. This contemporary stone art sculpture integrates raw materials with a modern aesthetic. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Efrayim #77
Boaz Vaadia El'azar (1999), a bronze and bluestone sculpture featuring a seated figure leaning against a natural boulder. This contemporary stone sculpture integrates raw materials with a modern aesthetic. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Z El'azar #56
Boaz Vaadia El'azar (1999), a bronze and bluestone sculpture featuring a seated human figure resting against a natural boulder. This contemporary stone artwork reflects Vaadia’s integration of raw materials with modern aesthetics. Available at Sponder Gal
Z El'azar (#56), edition of 7 + AP
Boaz Vaadia Eli'av (1997), a bronze and bluestone sculpture depicting a seated human figure on a natural boulder, surrounded by stones. This modern figurative stone sculpture exemplifies Vaadia’s distinct artistic approach. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Eli'av #41
Boaz Vaadia Family of Four (2015), a bronze relief sculpture featuring a standing family of four in Vaadia’s iconic layered style. This contemporary figurative relief artwork highlights texture and form, embodying a timeless connection between nature and
Z Family of Four #136 (relief)l edition of 7 + 2 AP
Boaz Vaadia Ge'u'el (#74) (2002), a bronze, bluestone, and boulder sculpture, featuring a seated layered stone figure leaning against a rock. This contemporary figurative artwork embodies a balance between nature and human form. Available at Sponder Gal
Z Ge'u'el #74
Boaz Vaadia Z Gilalay and Ginnetoy (#149) (2010), a bronze, basalt, and bluestone sculpture, showcasing two seated stone-layered figures positioned on either side of a boulder. A contemporary figurative work celebrating the harmony of nature and form. Ava
Z Gilalay and Ginnetoy (#149)
Boaz Vaadia Ginnetoy 2nd (#78) (2004), a bronze, bluestone, and boulder sculpture, featuring a reclining layered stone figure leaning against a boulder. A contemporary sculptural piece reflecting human connection to nature. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Ginnetoy 2nd (#78); edition of 5 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia Haggay (BVE) (2020), a bronze and bluestone sculpture, depicting a seated, layered stone figure on a rectangular base. A contemporary sculptural work showcasing Vaadia’s connection to nature and materiality. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Z Haggay (BVE)
Boaz Vaadia Haza'el #37 (2011), archival print on paper, 15.75 x 12 inches, featuring a top-down view of a layered stone sculpture, emphasizing the textural and organic quality of Vaadia’s work.
Z Haza'el #37
Boaz Vaadia Hulda (#111) (2011), bronze, basalt, and bluestone sculpture, 79 1/2 x 41 x 29 inches. The figure stands tall beside a basalt block, showcasing Vaadia’s signature layered stone aesthetic, inspired by nature and archaeology.
Z Hulda (#111); edition of 5 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia Milka (#121) (2013), bronze and bluestone sculpture, 35 x 16 x 16 inches. A stacked, abstracted human form, reflecting Vaadia’s use of natural materials and stratified layering, inspired by archaeological and environmental influences.
Z Milka #121
Boaz Vaadia Milka and Tirza (#2) (1990), bronze, bluestone, and boulder sculpture, 41 x 47 x 24 inches. Two stacked stone figures stand closely together, reflecting Vaadia’s inspiration from ancient stonework and natural formations.
Z Milka and Tirza (#2); edition of 5 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia Nahor (#141) (2016), bronze and bluestone sculpture, 43 x 56 x 56 inches. A seated figure composed of stacked stone layers, reflecting Vaadia’s exploration of nature, human form, and ancient stone structures.
Z Nahor (#141); edition of 5 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia Shimshon (#48) (1998), bronze, bluestone, and boulder sculpture, 80 x 34 x 29 inches. A layered, human-like figure lifting a heavy stone, representing strength, endurance, and the harmony between nature and human resilience.
Z Shimshon (#48); Edition of 5 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia STONE - Ba'al (1996), bluestone and boulder sculpture, 49 x 46.5 x 46.5 inches. A layered human figure seated on a natural boulder, reflecting earthy materiality, ancient sculptural influences, and meditative presence.
Z STONE - Ba'al
Boaz Vaadia STONE - Zamir (2004), bluestone and boulder sculpture, 50 x 49 x 29 inches. A layered stone head representing earthly materiality, meditative presence, and the timeless bond between nature and human form.
Z STONE - Zamir
Boaz Vaadia Three Grazing Sheep (#132) (2014), bronze and bluestone sculpture, 6 x 14.5 x 13 inches. A layered stone depiction of three sheep grazing, representing nature’s rhythm, pastoral serenity, and the balance between form and materiality.
Z Three Grazing Sheep (#132)
Boaz Vaadia Yizhaq with Cat (#106) (2009), bronze, basalt, and bluestone sculpture, 68 x 77 x 57 inches. A layered stone sculpture of a human figure with a cat, symbolizing companionship, nature’s influence on art, and the balance of form and materialit
Z Yizhaq with Cat (#106); Ed. of 5 + 1AP
Boaz Vaadia Yo'ah with Dog (#70) (2001), bronze, boulder, and bluestone sculpture, 80 x 90 x 72 inches. A layered stone sculpture of a standing human figure with a seated dog, symbolizing companionship, nature’s organic influence on art, and the timeless
Z Yo'ah with Dog (#70)
Ed. of 5 + 1AP
Boaz Vaadia Zevulun (#25) (1995), bronze and bluestone sculpture, 21 x 10 x 8 inches. A layered stone human figure standing on a natural stone base, symbolizing Vaadia’s connection to nature, timeless human form, and the organic process of sculptural crea
Z Zevulun #25
Boaz Vaadia Zur (#3) (1993), bronze and bluestone sculpture, 49 x 35 x 19 inches. A layered stone figure stands with arms crossed, accompanied by a natural boulder on a rectangular stone base, illustrating Vaadia’s signature sculptural technique blending
Z Zur (#3); edition of 5 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia Ze’ev (#36) (1997), bronze, bluestone, and boulder sculpture, 48 x 72 x 54 inches. A layered stone figure sits atop two natural boulders, exemplifying Vaadia’s signature technique of stratified stone sculpting, blending human form with nature.
Ze'ev (#36) edition of 5 + 2 AP
Boaz Vaadia David (#109) (2012), bronze and bluestone sculpture, 91 x 36 x 36 inches. A standing figure, sculpted using Vaadia’s signature stacked stone technique, embodying the connection between humanity and nature.
ZZ David (#109), edition of 5 + 1 AP
Boaz Vaadia Hanokh (#112) (2011), bronze and bluestone seated figure sculpture, 12.5 x 11.5 x 9.5 inches. Created using Vaadia’s signature stacked stone technique, inspired by natural rock formations. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Hanokh (#112), edition of 7 + 2 AP
Boaz Vaadia Hattush (#115) (2011), bronze and bluestone seated figure sculpture, 12.5 x 11.5 x 9.5 inches. Created using Vaadia’s signature stacked stone technique, inspired by natural rock formations. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Hattush (#115), edition of 7 + 2 AP
Boaz Vaadia Menashshe (#114) (2011), bronze, bluestone, and boulder seated figure sculpture, 17.5 x 17 x 17 inches. Created using Vaadia’s signature stacked stone technique, inspired by natural formations and archaeology. Available at Sponder Gallery.
Menashashe (#114)
Boaz Vaadia - Z Asaf with Dog (#110) AP
Z Asaf with Dog (#110) AP
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