Collection: Harsita Eshel

Harsita Eshel approaches art as a living, ceremonial practice. For over three decades, he has devoted his work to exploring the relationship between matter, consciousness, and intention. His paintings are created through layered, meditative processes in which presence becomes part of the material itself.

Working with acrylics and oils combined with elemental materials — including stones, pigments, sand, glass, driftwood, and crystals — Eshel builds each piece as an energetic field. His compositions often center around archetypal forms such as the Spiral and the Angel, symbols of continuity, openness, and awakened awareness.

Having traveled extensively and immersed himself in diverse spiritual and indigenous traditions, Eshel’s practice reflects a dialogue between ancient wisdom and contemporary understanding. Influences range from sacred geometry and the Merkaba to Tibetan sand mandalas, Balinese ceremonial art, and emerging insights from quantum physics and consciousness studies.

Since 1990, he has exhibited internationally in cities including New York, Paris, Tel Aviv, and Bali. His work functions as a visual prayer — an invitation into presence, coherence, and inner alignment.