David Gerstein’s work is instantly recognizable: layered metal cutouts, bold color, and a strong sense of movement. His pieces sit somewhere between painting and sculpture, often turning everyday scenes like cyclists, city streets, and nature into dynamic, almost kinetic compositions.

Over the years, his work has been shown in cities such as London, New York, and Tel Aviv, and installed in public spaces, galleries, and private collections around the world. Beyond exhibitions, his large-scale pieces appear in urban environments and corporate settings, where they bring color and motion into otherwise static spaces.

Gerstein’s approach is hands-on and material-driven. Each piece is built in layers, creating depth, shadows, and a shifting visual experience as you move around it. The result is art that feels alive, changing with light, angle, and distance.