Hailing from Haifa, Israel in 1968, Idan Zareski embarked on an unconventional yet remarkable journey from a very young age. Immersed in diverse cultures across Africa, Europe, the United States, and Latin America, he led a cosmopolitan life. At 38, Zareski made a pivotal decision to pursue his passion for sculpting, swiftly gaining international acclaim for his Bigfoot Family and monumental sculptures exhibited worldwide.The Bigfoot Family, serving as a symbol of unity, has garnered widespread recognition for promoting cultural awareness and tolerance on a global scale. Known for his candid and relaxed approach, Zareski'ssculptures reflect his innate ability to capture emotions authentically. Through his work, he establishes an effortless connection with viewers, evoking a sense of grace and poignancy.Zareski's creative process is driven solely by his experiences and raw emotions, eschewing sketches and plans. He describes his artistic endeavor as an absolute communion with a force greater than himself, guided purely by intuition and passion.