
Against a Yellow Field
A dark-haired woman meets the viewer with a direct gaze, framed by a broad brown scarf against an expansive yellow ground. Bold marker contours define her eyes and features, while layered, irregular strokes give the hair, clothing, and scarf a tactile visual rhythm. The warm palette and graphic contrasts create a confident contemporary presence suited to a hallway, office, or living room.

Noa vinter
**Noa Winter** has been painting for nearly 30 years. Over the years, through study, experimentation, and exploration, she has developed a distinctive artistic language. She works in oil on canvas and with acrylic markers on paper, incorporating mixed media, diverse materials, and techniques into her work. For her, painting is a space for freedom and exploration — a meeting point between color, material, movement, and emotion.
**Noa Winter** has been painting for nearly 30 years. Over the years, through study, experimentation, and exploration, she has developed a distinctive artistic language. She works in oil on canvas and with acrylic markers on paper, incorporating mixed media, diverse materials, and techniques into her work. For her, painting is a space for freedom and exploration — a meeting point between color, material, movement, and emotion.