Moses Hacmon

Moses Hacmon is a collaborative artist and photographer who strives to bring forth the ethereal in all mediums of his work. Constructing artistic relationships with his surroundings, Moses has turned his life into his artwork. His life's main interest is the constant creation of physical objects that represent the spirit of the present time and space. He has been trained as a sculptor in Israel and has a degree in architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture, AIA honors award recipient, 2006). His work, including video art, design, and sculpture, has been featured at various venues and events throughout Los Angeles as well as in Tel-Aviv. 

My practice is part art, part science, and part personal spiritual journey. My work centers on my passion for exploring consciousness in nature through photography, and movement. I see nature as an intelligent and aware being, full of creativity and intention.

In my work I expand on the idea that water is the missing link in our theories of evolution. I go on to show that water is the body of consciousness itself and that our bodies are simply water’s invention to travel and create; our bodies are simply vehicles. Whether plant, animal or human, every vessel of water is a vessel of consciousness, the only difference being the function and the level of complexity of the vehicle used. In the past 3 years I have been exhibiting large-scale images of Faces of Water and lecturing about “WATER - the architect of nature”. I shift the common concept in science that water is the canvas for life into a different model in which water is the painter (active) and soil is the canvas (passive). Images of movement in water have attracted many musicians and dancers from all over the world. We have collaborated on many live performances and compositions.