Art Therapy
I thought it's about time that I posted some of my daughter's artwork. She started painting when she was advised to do art therapy while she was hospitalized at Re'ut in Tel-Aviv. It developed into a passion for her, and now she paints almost every day, when she is able. She loves painting 3-D paintings, that is, she builds a layer with putty or cardboard, and it gives the appearance of bas-relief, i.e., objects popping out of the flat background.
This 2-dimensional display does not do her work justice, but hopefully you'll get an idea. Some of her favorite themes are taken from nature-sun, sea, and trees; music: musical notes, clefs, etc. (the two musical paintings here are a book of music, where she painted two pages of actual notes of Mozart's Jupiter Symphony, and the green and gold painting is part of a theme from one of her favorite musicals), and she is working on a triple canvas of the Kotel (the Western Wall) for the physician's assistant (they call her "Dr.") in the hospital, who became a very dear friend. A photo of the artist is below them all.
Here is a sampling.
This 2-dimensional display does not do her work justice, but hopefully you'll get an idea. Some of her favorite themes are taken from nature-sun, sea, and trees; music: musical notes, clefs, etc. (the two musical paintings here are a book of music, where she painted two pages of actual notes of Mozart's Jupiter Symphony, and the green and gold painting is part of a theme from one of her favorite musicals), and she is working on a triple canvas of the Kotel (the Western Wall) for the physician's assistant (they call her "Dr.") in the hospital, who became a very dear friend. A photo of the artist is below them all.
Here is a sampling.
Comments
She should exhibit and sell them.