The Birth of Eve
Eve was created from Adam’s rib, which also can mean in Hebrew,
shadow.
How a man views the opposite sex is a shadow of his own self-esteem.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 30" (102 x 76 cm)
Eve and the Snake
The confrontation of Eve and the Serpent is one of the
most
mysterious "stories" of the Bible and is the subject of many deep studies.
The serpent is connected to the Messiah, who will rectify this mundane
world,
called by the Kabbalah, "the skin of the snake", releasing
all of the holy sparks and trapped energies.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 30" (102 x 76 cm)
Abraham and the Three Messengers
Inspired by the Bible story of the
Patriarch Abraham who was "visited"
by three messengers or angels, Michael, Gavriel and Raphael.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 30" (102 x 76 cm)
Jacob Wrestling With Angel
When Jacob crossed the Yabok River, he encountered
the Angel of Esau,
with whom he wrestled the entire night
of the symbolic Galut and mundane consciousness.
At the redeeming “dawn” the Angel conceded the battle and from
then on
Jacob was called Israel (which means in Hebrew, direct to G-d)
the reaching of highest spiritual connection.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 40" (102 x 102 cm)
The Temptation - Joseph and Potiphera's Wife
Joseph (a small thumb like figure with beret in
bottom middle)
was tempted by Potiphera’s wife (depicted as a giant cobra on top),
but resisted when he saw a telepathic vision of his
saintly father (small apparation on middle left).
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 40" (102 x 102 cm)
When the plague of lice occurred in Egypt all
of the magicians understood
that it was the “finger of G-d” since regular magic can not
affect such small creatures,
whereas Divine Providence is in every aspect of creation.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 40" (102 x 102 cm)
Crossing the Red Sea
The biblical story of the crossing of the Red Sea is
explained by the Rabbis
to be a prophetic revelation achieved by the entire Israel nation.
The sea, which is the hidden domain, suddenly became a solid or revealed
dimension
without the accompanying contractions and filtering that this process
usually demands.
mixed materials on canvass.
diptych: 2 paintings each:
27 1/2" x
19 3/4" (70 x 50 cm)
Receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai
When the revelation of the receiving of the Torah
occurred,
Mount Sinai was aflame along with the hearts and souls of the Jewish people.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 40" (102 x 102 cm)
Fractal Angels
Part of a series of works where fractal
forms emerge as angelic visitations,
the miraculous discovery of order, or "the fingerprint
of God", from the chaos.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 30" (102 x 76 cm)
The Child is the Father of the Man
Inspired by the famous phrase from
Wordsworth and a very appropriate
description of the fractal process itself. Within the painting one
may see a
profile of the artist as a tree. Branching out of his heart is a new
born baby.
mixed materials on canvas
40" x 30" (102 x 76 cm)
The Tomb of a Kabbalah Master
A vision of the tomb of the renowned
teacher of Kabbalah,
Rabbi Yitzchak Luria, the Ari, during an annual pilgrimage.
Here the smoke from the hundreds of candles and
the protective tents merges
with the prayers of the visitors in the ancient
cemetery in Safed Israel.
mixed materials on canvas
30" x 40" (76 x 102 cm)
All paintings are gallery wrapped on stretcher (no staples shown) and can be hung
without external frame), within a limited series or "family" of similar
(but never exactly the same) variations and can be considered an
original.
Other sizes and color combinations (within same proportions) may be available on
special order. Please call or email.
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