The Art of Feeling Deeply
Expressive original art exploring the meaning we find in people, places, culture, memory, and the everyday.
More than the thing itself.
A meal can feel like home. A place can become longing. A familiar face can hold an emotion we’ve never known how to name.
My work explores the invisible meaning we attach to the things around us: people, places, food, culture, animals, memories, and the small details of everyday living.
Through saturated color, expressive marks, symbolism, and abstraction, I paint beyond the literal subject and into what it means to us.
Because sometimes we recognize ourselves in unexpected places.
That moment of recognition is what I paint.
Art that Explores the Inner World
Tikkun Olam, “Repairing the World,” represents both the grief and hope we feel in repairing the world around us. The hard and unending work, but the stillness, pride, and hope we have in working together with nature to heal and restore communities.
Bold, symbolic, and emotionally charged, Tikkun Olam is a Collector’s piece for those drawn to art that carries meaning - Jewish, Spiritual, elemental, and unapologetically alive.
Details:
16×16:
12×16 Archival Somerset Velvet Fine Art Paper
Certificate of Authenticity
Signed by Artist
Unframed
“We must have met at Sinai,” A phrase commonly used when we meet another Jew who feels familiar, even if we can’t place why. There is a belief in Judaism that every Jewish soul was present at Sinai with Moses — whether they were born into Judaism or chose it. Their soul was Jewish, and it stood there.
נפגשים בסיני explores that layered encounter. A mountain rises from washes of green, gold, and water-toned blues — both landscape and living body. The winding colors leading, like a road, back to Sinai where we are all together once more.
The paint drips remain visible, honoring the rawness of spiritual encounter. Sinai is not tidy. It is overwhelming, intimate, destabilizing. It is the meeting place between human vulnerability and divine presence.
This piece holds that moment — where wilderness becomes sacred ground, and where we meet not only God, but ourselves.
This piece comes unframed with hanging hardware.
Starman, 12×16 Fine Art Print
Printed on Archival Velvet Somerset Paper
Unframed
Still Life & Ritual
A vibrant celebration of Shakshuka — warm, bold, and full of flavor, bringing a touch of Israel and Jewish culture to your home.
• 10 mil (0.25 mm) thick, 11×14
• Slightly glossy
• Fingerprint resistant
Comes in two sizes: 14x11 poster size, or a 5x7 postcard for cards and gifts.
• 10 mil (0.25 mm) thick
• Slightly glossy
• Fingerprint resistant