Ori Spotlight
Naftali Tovia
Dancing Souls (2025)
Statue
Acrylic Lacquer on Polymer
23 H x 19 W x 27 D In
Celebrating movement, freedom, and creativity. Painted in bold, vibrant hues, the sculptures dance and intertwine like circus acrobats. Each figure expresses balance between color, shape, and motion. Creating the illusion of constant transformation. Set against black, the colors explode with life, turning the collection into a living performance of fantasy, energy, and joy.”
- Naftali Tovia
Featured Artist
Alberto Godoy (b. 1960)
Born amid the turmoil of 1960’s Cuba, Godoy brings to his art the indelible stamp of his Caribbean homeland. Fleeing the oppression of the Castro regime in 1980, he retained the vivid imagery of his country’s people, customs, and landscapes.
FAIRS
Ori Gallery x Scope
During Miami Art Week 2025, Ori Gallery made a vibrant impression at the SCOPE Art Show in Miami Beach, one of the most dynamic international contemporary art fairs held December 2–7.
Ori Gallery presented a curated selection of works that reflect its commitment to bold, thought-provoking art. Central to its booth was Connor Tingley’s ongoing Nun Series—a body of oil on panel works that explore themes of spiritual discipline, interior tension, and psychological presence.
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Art Inspiration
Christopher Makos (b. 1948, Lowell, Massachusetts, United States) contact sheets reveal the beauty of process over perfection. Rather than isolating a single “finished” image, they capture tension, intuition, and becoming—marked by instinctive edits that collapse the distance between artist and subject. A study in how identity is constructed frame by frame.
