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Anna Nassisi – Prof. of Art, Roma University, Italy – Speak about Uri Ely's creations:

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Uri Ely introduces works on canvas impregnated with color which bring out a uniquely blended creation of a deep spiritual dimension – the artistic spirit. Such work, with it's intense color, magnifies the aesthetic and the language which, in turn, forms a dialogue between the two forces in the context of the color and the subject.
The work follows a pattern, closely weaving the traditional and the unorthodox through the powerful expression of the color and the subject matter.

If we examine this work carefully we see a new direction from the moment the color and subject integrate into a completely innovative modality. The exposition of this work becomes the basis of a new energy that moves out from an inner order of the senses. The artist himself, in the process of working on the intricate and apparently impenetrable concept, projects the color-subject, forming an expression unique to that hidden territory, animating it by an uncontrolled force producing a great spiritual sensation through which we feel the sensitivity of the artist revealing his lyric talent – a vibrant intensity of the soul that is translated into color and spiritually possessing it's own internal music. It surprises our gaze, giving the impression that things are happening, starting a living vibration that reaches and holds the observer.

The movement of the color touches inner depths and expresses emotions in the spectacular likened to an ensemble of musical Instruments – so that color and shape no longer exist separately in the composition. In this way Uri Ely's paintings assume the form of a special symmetry of color injecting energy into the living parts of the complex unity of his interior
world.
In the works shown the color and subject matter merge into a unity and tell a vital story of the general condition of humanity. Life which has been lived within boundaries together with a great energy through which the color reaches the soul and connects to the seeking of the artist who lives in the present with intense anxiety and in the same moment succeeds in expressing his anxiety and tension with intense spirituality.

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Anna Nassisi – Prof. of Art, Roma University, Italy