This painting was inspired by the ancient trees and quiet ruins found throughout the land of Israel—places that feel alive with memory. These trees have witnessed centuries. They stand together like old companions, whispering stories of what has been and perhaps yearning for what is yet to come.
In the distance, the stones and remnants of ancient structures sit in stillness, offering silent testimony to the passage of time. Living here in Israel, I often feel the resonance of Isaiah’s prophecy:
“The desert and the parched land shall be glad; the wilderness shall rejoice and blossom like the rose.”
That vision feels especially powerful now, as the captives of Zion return and the land continues to awaken with hope, resilience, and renewal.
Through expressive brushwork and a warm natural palette, this piece reflects both the fragility and the strength rooted deep within the landscape — a landscape that still rejoices.
Oil on Canvas, 60×70cm / 24×28” (approx.)
This painting was inspired by the ancient trees and quiet ruins found throughout the land of Israel—places that feel alive with memory. These trees have witnessed centuries. They stand together like old companions, whispering stories of what has been and perhaps yearning for what is yet to come.
In the distance, the stones and remnants of ancient structures sit in stillness, offering silent testimony to the passage of time. Living here in Israel, I often feel the resonance of Isaiah’s prophecy:
“The desert and the parched land shall be glad; the wilderness shall rejoice and blossom like the rose.”
That vision feels especially powerful now, as the captives of Zion return and the land continues to awaken with hope, resilience, and renewal.
Through expressive brushwork and a warm natural palette, this piece reflects both the fragility and the strength rooted deep within the landscape — a landscape that still rejoices.
Oil on Canvas, 60×70cm / 24×28” (approx.)
