Aviv Grinberg (b. 1991) is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of painting, sculpture, and large-scale installations. Over the past decade, he has focused on materials from the maintenance and cleaning industries, exploring processes of transformation and change. His practice ranges from ready-made works that incorporate these products as they are, to sculptures created from industrial waste—discarded parts and production rejects repurposed into paintings and installations. In his recent works, the original material is almost entirely dissolved, shifting the focus from the substance itself to the evolving narrative of form and meaning.
At the core of Grinberg’s work is an ongoing investigation of deconstruction and reconstruction, both physically and conceptually. He disassembles existing forms to allow them to reconfigure into new meanings, blurring the distinction between material and metaphysical realms. His work creates environments where boundaries remain fluid rather than fixed, inviting a renewed perspective on the relationships between objects, time, and the forces that shape them. By working with plastic materials sourced from his immediate surroundings and industrial sites, he examines the tension between mass production and locality, consumerism and decay, and the ways in which materials, forms, and ideas persist beyond their original state.
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