Elana Gor Unveils Geometric Abstract Surrealism and New Triptych Honey Journey to the World Before

Elana Gor, an artist who blends geometric abstract surrealism with themes of healing, is in the process of creating a triptych named Honey Journey to the World Before. This work features portals inspired by honeycombs that delve into concepts of transformation and existence. Utilizing a mix of paint, wax, and glazing techniques, she crafts flowing illusions of honey that symbolize a universal Mother figure. Her piece, The Hidden Engine of Reality, combines landscape, symbolism, and spirituality. After being diagnosed with depression and PTSD, Gor, who previously worked as a laboratory technologist in oncology, seeks to explore life’s meaning through her art. She donates a portion of her sales to mental health organizations and incorporates Hebrew and Aramaic letters in her creations. Residing in Tzfat, Israel, she is an alumna of Emily Carr University.