In this insightful interview with renowned French-Israeli painter Alec Borenstein, we explore his remarkable artistic journey that began at an exceptionally young age. Borenstein, who was already exhibiting his work at the Tel Aviv Museum at just ten years old, reflects on his early life as a child prodigy. He shares how his career evolved and the development of his unique artistic approach, which revolves around the concept of series in his paintings.

Throughout the conversation, Alec discusses how his perception of the world shapes his creative process, offering a deep look into how he approaches each new work. He also recounts the story behind his captivating series of paintings of the Freud Museum in London, explaining the inspiration that drove the project.

Additionally, Alec opens up about the significant role his wife has played in inspiring some of his most beautiful works. The artist touches on his relationship with his son, famous composer Nimrod Borenstein, reflecting on the parallels and contrasts between the worlds of painting and music, offering a unique perspective on both disciplines.

This interview reveals the passion, personal experiences, and artistic philosophy behind one of today’s most accomplished painters.