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A4, Japanese Watercolor & Gold Leaf Paint
Until She Opens Her Eyes, from my recent Studio Shamah series From Darkness, the Embers of Hope that was exhibited at the Waltuch Gallery in New Jersey this past August. Since the October 7th attacks - I've found it challenging to translate the pain and trauma of that day into a proper art series, until I completed these, nearly two years later. The burning emblem of the Kalanit (Anemone) has been seared in my mind since, as a symbol of our resilience, and our loss - one that recurs in my dreams, permeates through every thought, and often adorns my jacket. It, is us.
A4, Japanese Watercolor & Gold Leaf Paint
Until She Opens Her Eyes, from my recent Studio Shamah series From Darkness, the Embers of Hope that was exhibited at the Waltuch Gallery in New Jersey this past August. Since the October 7th attacks - I've found it challenging to translate the pain and trauma of that day into a proper art series, until I completed these, nearly two years later. The burning emblem of the Kalanit (Anemone) has been seared in my mind since, as a symbol of our resilience, and our loss - one that recurs in my dreams, permeates through every thought, and often adorns my jacket. It, is us.