Collage on canvas 40″ x 30″ Read more →

Collage on canvas 40″ x 30″ Read more →
Watermedia on Yupo 28″ x 22″ Read more →
Watercolor 30″ x 24″ According to the Kabbalah, the hidden meaning of the first phrase of the Torah: ‘Bereshit barah Elokim et hashamayim ve’et ha’aretz”, is that G-d’s first act was to create the letters from Aleph to Taph (et). Read more →
Watercolor 27″ x 21″ While we associate letters with the dark printed characters of the prayer book, the original aleph-bet was composed of white spiritual forces. Read more →
Watercolor 27″ x 21″ Read more →
Watercolor & Collage 14″x 17″ This collage interprets the process of creation. Here we find three Hebrew letters, symbolizing the entire Alephbet. The ones depicted are: Aleph , first letter of the Alephbet; Mem, the middle letter; and the last one, Tav. If we put these three letters together we obtain the word ‘EMET ‘ which means truth.… Read more →
Watermedia 26″ x 20″ Read more →
Watercolor 24″ x 30″ Private Collection: Mr. & Mrs. S. Nelkin Read more →
Watermedia 34″ x 15″ Read more →
Watercolor 30″ x 24″ 1999 After the Holocaust only by returning to our tradition can the Jewish people survive. Read more →
Watercolor 31″ x 25″ 1999 Read more →
Watercolor 30″ x 24″ 1999 Based on a real story about a mother in the ghetto. Read more →
Watercolor Private Collection This ketubbah has an oval shape which symbolizes life. The two decorated sectors celebrate the bride and the groom, respecctively. They each chose ‘pitgamim” (proverbs), that are significant for them, to decorate this part of the Ketubbah. The dove and the shabbes candles symbolize peace in a Jewish home. The two shaking hands are a traditional motif… Read more →
Watercolor on Yupo Read more →
Watermedia and Collage on convas 26″ x 32″ Read more →
Watercolor and Collage 28″ x 34″ Read more →
Watercolor on Yupo 28″ x 40″ Read more →
Water media & collage on Yupo Read more →
Collage with stained glass and metal 2002 25.5″ x 21.5″ Sold Read more →
Collage 14″ x 17″ Read more →