He is committed to the people around him and to his works , and is reluctant to part with them even for a fair price . After visiting his recent exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art , it became clear to me that the time has come to exhibit Kadishman at Office in Tel Aviv Gallery , in an exhibition of small sculpture . A chamber-exhibition that will bring together the Birth sculptures and the Fallen Leaves sculptures , for life and death are one in his work . […] In Kadishman's storeroom , a body of work comprising sculptures that are small in size yet sublime in essence came to life ; scores of sculptures that generated a forest of cut iron . Kadishman's sculptures are the reality of our life , a reality of suffering , pain , bereavement , "defoliation , " death , sacrifice of children and , forever -great hope for rebirth . The opposition and proximity between birth and death are embodied by their very juxtaposition in a crowded , inseparable exhibit . […] Kadishman draws his idea...
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