This is my finished painting (60x60cm). I was trying to recall and put on canvas that wonderful day in spring when we visited the wild tulips on the sea shore at HaBonim Beach in the north of Israel. You can read about it here.
Many small flowers bloomed low on the ground among them, those of blue, yellow and white were dominant. That spring outing with my husband is engraved deeply in my memory, I am a collector of happy days. :-)
I am RED, I am BLUE, I am GREEN, I am!
...is what I feel with the first stages of a new painting...
Going to the Game - 35cm x 50cm - 2013
If you are going to the game: Enjoy the game and avoid trouble!
They came to visit me.
Out of the Blue.
Where did they come from?
I have no clue!
I love the green faces.
What do they mean?
It is quite a naughty green.
And these outfits - outrageous really!
But the men smile kindly
And have sexy noses.
They brought me roses.
So I invited them to stay for a while.
Niqabi - 40cm x 30cm - 2013
The
niqab (Arabic) is a face veil worn by Muslim women. It comes originally
from Bedouin culture in the Arabian Peninsula and has been already used
in pre-Islamic time by men and women in order to protect the face from
sun and sand.
Usually
it is worn in conjunction with a black robe, the chador. The smaller
the field of visible skin around the eyes, the more similar the niqab is
to a burka, which is a garment that covers body and face completely.
Women wearing the niqab are called "niqabi".
Geisha - 40x40cm - 2014
“What a lovely place this world would be if only people would feel
affection for everyone else, and all the ugliness of the human heart
were to vanish - our envy of those better off than ourselves and our
scorn for those worse off.”
Autobiography of a Geisha - Sayo Masuda
