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One of the things I was particularly missing during the closure was going out into the open nature.What do I have to com...
16/10/2020

One of the things I was particularly missing during the closure was going out into the open nature.
What do I have to complain about? I keep going to work (an essential place), not feeling lonely at home. But just knowing that you are not allowed to go for a walk in nature, already makes me feel suffocated (Corona we said?)
When I paint a place I know, and especially if I was there and photographed by myself, I re-experience the visit to the same place, maybe even more so, paying attention to every stone, silhouette and piece of sky, stroking them with paint-laden brushes
So I found comfort in visiting through the painting at (do you identify?) The seashore of Caesarea beach, smelling the Salt fragments sent by the crashing waves through the aqueduct arches that have flowed pure water for thousands of years. The exposed stones saw wars and reconciliations, ships that kept captives, and those that absorbed illegal immigrants returning generations later. Storms and natural disasters, and yes, also epidemics that visited and disappeared. And everything is engraved forever between the still and telling folds of stone for those who only listen to the wind whistling in the grooves. Whether it's a graceful couple walking on the soft sand, or just a passerby like me who stopped on the way from there to there, to take a deep breath and take a short snapshot on my mobile, so I can enjoy it now. And maybe, if I am lucky, share the experience with you too.

Hi friends,Does someone willing to translate to English for me the following I wrote?שמים עזים מרגשים, אופק מרגיע, מצוק ...
17/05/2018

Hi friends,
Does someone willing to translate to English for me the following I wrote?

שמים עזים מרגשים, אופק מרגיע,
מצוק עוצמתי, פרח ססגוני ומפתיע,
ים עז ועמוק, גלי ומלטף, המולה עירונית תוססת,
עלה ירוק, בריכת מים רעננה, קרן אור מרצדת.

בכל פינה קיים יופי הדור ונדיר, נס,
במרוצת החיים ובהעלם הדעת לרוב מתפספס.

צריך רק לפקוח עיניים ולהביט סביב,
לכוון את הלב אל העולם המרהיב,
ואז, אין במילים לתאר את התחושה,
כאשר הנשמה מרגישה.

את אותן פיסות יופי בדיוק, "ללכוד" בציור אני מנסה,
את התפעמותי מהן להנציח ולבטא,
הלוואי ואצליח לשתפה,
איתך, הצופה.

“My Flower” is painted on an 80x60 cm canvas with acrylic paints in shades or orange, yellow, green and light blue, exud...
24/02/2018

“My Flower” is painted on an 80x60 cm canvas with acrylic paints in shades or orange, yellow, green and light blue, exuding a great deal of sweetness.
I caught my sweet Noa, 3.5-years old, in a pensive pose, completely captivated by the beautiful flower that she picked, examining its petals. There’s something about her magical age that enables total dedication without any intrigue in the background, concerns of school, work, household chores, what to do tomorrow and how to cope with yesterday’s crises. Without WhatsApp, email or text distractions that encompass us and prevent us from truly being in one place only.
Whereas I, during my prayers – I am concerned with work, at work – I think about the kids, when I’m with the kids – I put together the shopping list, at the supermarket – I plan the family vacation, when on vacation – I think about the household chores and on an on it goes… I am constantly concerned by the various elements of daily life, giving none of them my full attention.
When looking at this painting, one can imagine a strong and thick diagonal line, invisible but so real, between Noa’s eyes and the flower she is so concentrated on. She is completely enraptured by the flower. Even the background is blurred.
Looking at her, I caress the canvas with warm orange, fresh light blue, love and dedication – completely enraptured by my flower.

Why do we eat dried fruit from Turkey on Tu B'Shvat, which was once available in exile, while in our generation we were ...
28/01/2018

Why do we eat dried fruit from Turkey on Tu B'Shvat, which was once available in exile, while in our generation we were blessed with plenty of fresh fruit sold in the shops?
These pomegranate were taken in our yard. I tried to tell in the painting the abundance that the land blessed.
By the way, this is one of the most popular paintings from which many copies were printed. It must have something to do with a heart. I was told by visitors who saw abundance, fertility, majesty and grandeur.
The absurd thing is that the same tree, these days, seems black, naked, and sparse. Hardly a few leaves blooming in it. Is it not better to celebrate the fruit festival in the summer? When the trees are full and full of good? And not in the middle of winter?
An interesting explanation I have heard praises the process and not just the result. Now the trees begin the chain of blooming by stages: grow leaves, flowers and only at the end of the fruit. There are no shortcuts.
The insight of the Tu Bishvat celebration for us is to pay attention to the process that goes on in nature and also on our inner world, to observe, appreciate invest and love it, and then the good result will come.
In the form of these juicy pomegranate.

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