If there is any art form that can convey deep meaning through appearances, then illustration must be one of them, and using seemingly straightforward pictures to express complex connotations is the "only magic weapon" for many illustrators. Especially in recent years, through illustration works, to expose some social phenomena, more and more artists have aroused people's reflection and attention, and such illustration works are also deeply loved by the public.
Meaningful illustrations are closer to the hearts of the public, and there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people, and everyone can interpret such works of art through their own perspectives and experiences in seeing the world, so that the artist and the public have completed a meaningful interaction, and at the same time, more people have realized that art is not something that is high above, it can be close to us, even around us.
Artists can express many things with illustrations, involving all aspects of real life. For example, in our view, everyone is a unique individual, but in fact, a group of people on this planet, or a group of people, actually have something in common. For example, men and women, we often say that men and women are species from two different planets, completely without intersecting. But between the same sex, there can be a lot of common language, and sometimes, they can be almost exactly the same.
This is also why it is often easier to have empathy between the same sex, and the artist Yuval Robichek from Israel has seen this with a unique vision, using some simple illustrations to draw the essence of the relationship between men and women, and everyone can see their own shadow after reading his works.
Using a simple illustration to summarize the characteristics of an entire group, Yuval Robbichek has done a good job, and his work incorporates so many things that we can all agree with, it can't be more real, even real and a little scary.
When species from two different planets "pass" on Earth, what kind of sparks will collide? Let's take a look at the illustrations by this talented artist, Yuval Robbichek. I wonder if you can decipher the artist's original intention from his works?
1. Mermaid.
2. Lion and rabbit.
3. Weight loss.
4. Telephone.
5. Fitness.
6. Meet each other.
7. Paper airplane.
8. Windows.
9. Bow head family.
10. Footprints.
11. Looks and hairstyles.
12. Don't go.
13. Buckle.
14. Labyrinth.
15. Canoe bridge.