Acrylic / 180.0 × 100.0 cm / 2015
The Eye of the Soul Moved by that message, I created a visual interpretation that blends graffiti-style Hebrew lettering with a hand-drawn smile, wrapping the composition with flowing shapes and arrows that symbolize continuity, resilience, and motion. At the top, I incorporated the circular memorial image from the sticker -an emblem of remembrance and presence within the urban landscape.
The work is both a personal response and a tribute: a way to honor a life lost while amplifying the hopeful message that person left behind. Through color, text, and form, the artwork reflects a tension between grief and uplift, an insistence that even in darkness, the human spirit searches for light.
Acrylic / 180.0 × 100.0 cm / 2015
The Eye of the Soul Moved by that message, I created a visual interpretation that blends graffiti-style Hebrew lettering with a hand-drawn smile, wrapping the composition with flowing shapes and arrows that symbolize continuity, resilience, and motion. At the top, I incorporated the circular memorial image from the sticker -an emblem of remembrance and presence within the urban landscape.
The work is both a personal response and a tribute: a way to honor a life lost while amplifying the hopeful message that person left behind. Through color, text, and form, the artwork reflects a tension between grief and uplift, an insistence that even in darkness, the human spirit searches for light.
Acrylic / 100.0 × 60.0 cm / 2025
“Beauty of Identity” is a vibrant and emotionally rich celebration of African womanhood and cultural pride.
The painting portrays a graceful female figure in profile, her silhouette rendered in deep, smooth tones that contrast beautifully with the explosive texture of her hair.
Layers of warm reds, yellows, oranges, and whites form a dynamic, blooming crown, a symbol of identity, resilience, and the brilliance of heritage. Set against a vivid blue background, the textured strokes create movement and energy, giving the piece both elegance and bold presence.
The woman's serene expression, highlighted by golden eyelids and bright red lips, evokes confidence, introspection, and inner strength.
This artwork blends abstraction with figurative storytelling, inviting viewers to reflect on beauty, culture, and the power of authentic identity. It serves as a striking centerpiece for any modern space and a tribute to the richness of African aesthetics.
Acrylic / 2016
A vivid exploration of consciousness and emotion, Dancing Soul captures the eye as both a mirror and a portal, revealing the delicate space between perception and inner truth.
Electric blues radiate through the iris with rhythmic intensity, contrasted by warm organic tones that evoke vulnerability, passion, and human presence. The subtle figure reflected within the pupil introduces a surreal narrative of movement and spirit, suggesting the soul in its purest, most unguarded form.
Balancing hyperreal detail with emotional abstraction, the work invites viewers into a deeply personal moment of connection, introspection, and silent motion.
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“The Unknown World” | Acrylic on canvas, 2026
What does the world look like after a brain injury?
When memory fragments and the familiar becomes unfamiliar, how do we find ourselves again?
“The Unknown World” explores identity, confusion, and the invisible reality of brain trauma, a subject very close to my heart.
I am dedicating this painting to a fundraising campaign for Kehilat Or (קהילת אור), supporting people living with brain injuries. All proceeds from its sale will be donated to the organization.
After sharing its story at my recent exhibition, I want to bring that conversation further, through art that helps an often unseen experience become seen.
A journey through the mind: before, after, and everything in between.