The work of the Israeli artist, Yigal Ozeri, is part of the Hyperrealist movement born in the United States at the end of the 1960s. In it, fundamental artists in the history of painting such as Richard Estes, Edward Hopper, and Chuck Close took as a model the photographic image and tried to capture reality with great precision, while aspiring for the pictorial representation to reach absolute sharpness, one even greater than the capacity of the human eye.