
Bowl Beneath the Window
An oval bowl in cobalt blue on a table covered with a tablecloth in turquoise and yellow. Yellow fruits rest in the bowl. In the background is a wall, and in its center is a small window framed by a transparent and airy curtain. Through the window is a green view of cypress and treetops under a blue sky, bringing a breath of open space and living nature into the still domestic space. On the left side of the canvas, the borders melt into vertical brushstrokes in gray, turquoise, and yellow, simulating a wash of natural light or the movement of a soft curtain.

Edith Alfasi
In my paintings, I create figurative-surrealistic worlds rooted in story and emotional experience. The works are characterized by vivid colors, a free play with perspective and gravity, and figures bearing symbolic meaning. Through innocence, humor, and a poetic gaze at humanity and nature, I offer a personal interpretation of a familiar reality subtly transformed.
In my paintings, I create figurative-surrealistic worlds rooted in story and emotional experience. The works are characterized by vivid colors, a free play with perspective and gravity, and figures bearing symbolic meaning. Through innocence, humor, and a poetic gaze at humanity and nature, I offer a personal interpretation of a familiar reality subtly transformed.
