Pale Sky, Burning Ground
An airy field of pale blue, white, and gray occupies the upper canvas, while the lower half gathers into dense red, brown, turquoise, and yellow gestures. Layered oil brushwork shifts from soft, scumbled passages to forceful arcs and angular marks, keeping the canvas surface active. The contrast between misty openness and compressed color creates a dramatic, atmospheric rhythm suited to a living room, dining area, or office.
Hadas Feigin
I dreamed of being an artist from a young age, but I only began painting at 47, after immigrating to Israel. I studied art at Margarita Levin’s private studio for ten years. In 2008, I joined the Rehovot Artists' Association. Since then, I have participated in exhibitions around the world, including a group exhibition in England in 2009 and an exhibition at the Louvre Museum in Paris in 2011. I have also exhibited in Israel—in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ramat Gan, Rehovot, and Jerusalem. Recently, I have been increasingly drawn to intuitive painting, as it allows me to express my emotions and impressions more fully.
I dreamed of being an artist from a young age, but I only began painting at 47, after immigrating to Israel. I studied art at Margarita Levin’s private studio for ten years. In 2008, I joined the Rehovot Artists' Association. Since then, I have participated in exhibitions around the world, including a group exhibition in England in 2009 and an exhibition at the Louvre Museum in Paris in 2011. I have also exhibited in Israel—in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ramat Gan, Rehovot, and Jerusalem. Recently, I have been increasingly drawn to intuitive painting, as it allows me to express my emotions and impressions more fully.
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