Alon Aboutboul of 'Batman:The Dark Knight Rises' to Showcase First LA Art Exhibit Dec 3

Nov. 22, 2011 - PRLog -- Israeli Actor Alon Aoutboul (Body of Lies, Rambo III, Munich) and upcoming Batman: The Dark Knight Rises, will debut his contemporary painting exhibit ‘Parts of Me’  Dec 3,2011  at H.Studio in Downtown Los Angeles starting at 6PM.

The artist Aboutboul has been living in Los Angles for the past two years, which has inspired the upcoming exhibit. Moving from his homeland Israel to a new and unknown destination inspired him to examine what “parts” of him have been left behind and what is still a part of him.

EVENT DATE       Saturday Dec 3, 2011

EVENT TIME:    6:00PM – 11:00PM

EVENT LOCATION:   H. Studio
                   700 West Olympic Blvd.
                   Los Angeles, CA



ABOUT THE ARTIST

Alon Aboutboul is an israeli acclaimed actor. He met "the painter" in 2009, In Los Angeles, shortly after his mother, Arlette died.     The painter is everything that the actor isn't. He fought several wars where he watched some of his best friends being killed. He  was honored with the decoration of courage after rescuing  a wounded  fellow soldier behind enemy lines, and under the most dangerous circumstances.

After his military service he joined "The Mossad" the Israeli intelligence agency.
He has no family and is constantly on the move.  The painter is  anonymous.
He always paints and draws while in surveillance.  In caffes, busses, trains and plains, painting has been his perfect disguise.  
 
Many think the painter doesn't exist and that he is an alter ego of the Israeli actor Alon Aboutboul. Others believe he is a  character created by the actor. unlike the actor his actions do not require audience.-  the painter lives and works in the dark, all by himself.

"Quotes by the painter"
"Painting happens when nothing else does."
"its not me, its my hand"
"there's nothing but color"
"Art is  about life exploration"
"in my work Black and White are in constant War"
"imperfection is perfection"
During the war I've seen the most devastating figurative portrails of human nature. It is that experience that I try to express in my work.
"Parts of Me" is an answear to my need to come to light"