A Gentle Drift Through Blue and Blush - Limited Edition of 10
Pink Orbits - Limited Edition of 10 New Media in pastel colors This print is available in other sizes on canvas, paper or other materials. I made this abstract and modern artwork by using Digital Manipulation. No AI is used. Vertical bands of blue, teal, white, yellow, gray, and pale pink flow presents abstraction through vertical rhythm, softened transitions, and a restrained pastel palette. Aqua, blue, warm yellow, blush pink, gray, and near-white appear in elongated bands that run beyond the visible frame. The composition is immediately legible, yet its blurred boundaries prevent it from becoming purely graphic. You establish order through repetition, then introduce atmosphere through gradual changes in value and saturation.
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Rita Kapitulski
Rita Kapitulski is an Israeli photographer and digital artist whose creative perspective is shaped by a rich synthesis of diverse cultural landscapes. From an early age, she was fascinated by photography and drawing. For her, capturing an image brings a rare sense of total freedom, pure emotion, and boundless inspiration-a feeling reminiscent of a child experiencing an endless summer vacation. Her artistic worldview was initially formed in St. Petersburg, a city where art permeates every canal, bridge, cathedral, and museum, from the white nights of summer to foggy autumn days. In 1990, Kapitulski moved to Israel, where the vibrant Mediterranean seashore, ancient stone ruins, desert hills, and vineyards offered a completely different energy and color palette. These contrasting environments now coexist harmoniously in her creative inner vision. Despite pursuing a technical education, Kapitulski continuously studied fine arts and refined her photography practice from the age of eight. Today, her practice encompasses both black-and-white and colorful abstract architectural photography. A central aspect of her work involves unconventional photo manipulation and creative transformation, elevating photographs into digital fine art paintings that explore light, shade, and color harmony. Her works are produced in limited editions prints, created using fine-art techniques on materials such as archival paper, canvas, glass, and aluminum. She also collaborates on custom commissioned artworks for private clients and interior designers, with her pieces featured in architectural and design projects internationally.
Rita Kapitulski is an Israeli photographer and digital artist whose creative perspective is shaped by a rich synthesis of diverse cultural landscapes. From an early age, she was fascinated by photography and drawing. For her, capturing an image brings a rare sense of total freedom, pure emotion, and boundless inspiration-a feeling reminiscent of a child experiencing an endless summer vacation. Her artistic worldview was initially formed in St. Petersburg, a city where art permeates every canal, bridge, cathedral, and museum, from the white nights of summer to foggy autumn days. In 1990, Kapitulski moved to Israel, where the vibrant Mediterranean seashore, ancient stone ruins, desert hills, and vineyards offered a completely different energy and color palette. These contrasting environments now coexist harmoniously in her creative inner vision. Despite pursuing a technical education, Kapitulski continuously studied fine arts and refined her photography practice from the age of eight. Today, her practice encompasses both black-and-white and colorful abstract architectural photography. A central aspect of her work involves unconventional photo manipulation and creative transformation, elevating photographs into digital fine art paintings that explore light, shade, and color harmony. Her works are produced in limited editions prints, created using fine-art techniques on materials such as archival paper, canvas, glass, and aluminum. She also collaborates on custom commissioned artworks for private clients and interior designers, with her pieces featured in architectural and design projects internationally.
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