Anicca
"Anicca" - a word in an ancient Indian language that means impermanence. As with every painting I paint, this painting also involved a lot of inner work with the practice of the arias of everything. The impermanence of matter, constant movement and change. How important it is to remember that we too are constantly changing and evolving, to spread this change of ours with love and patience. The cycles of growth, creation and development, as well as the periods of inner explosions and death. This painting is very close to my heart because it allowed me to remember my impermanence and that of everything.
Ayelet Gibor
Ayelet Gibor is an Israeli artist who creates through a living dialogue with the material in the technique of 'Fluid Painting'. For her, the liquid medium is not merely a tool for expression, but a shared dance of listening and flow - a dynamic space where the paint and the artist move together in wondrous synergy. Her works are a physical expression of a life philosophy and a spiritual practice, which seek to dedicate full attention to the movement occurring in the present moment - both on the canvas and within her inner world. Within this process, in which she navigates the paint while simultaneously allowing it to navigate the artwork, a deep release occurs from the need for control and the pursuit of certainty and perfection. The creation becomes a space of absolute trust, a testament to the natural aspiration of both colors and life to reach a state of harmony and balance. Ayelet’s inspiration stretches across the edges of the universe and creation - from the intimacy of earth and water to the infinity of stars and galaxies. Her choice of a circular canvas was born out of a desire to create a different, separate world, one that can exist independently in space while distilling the very best of the existing nature. It is a complete microcosm, created out of inspiration, movement, and absolute faith in the path and in the entire cosmos.
Ayelet Gibor is an Israeli artist who creates through a living dialogue with the material in the technique of 'Fluid Painting'. For her, the liquid medium is not merely a tool for expression, but a shared dance of listening and flow - a dynamic space where the paint and the artist move together in wondrous synergy. Her works are a physical expression of a life philosophy and a spiritual practice, which seek to dedicate full attention to the movement occurring in the present moment - both on the canvas and within her inner world. Within this process, in which she navigates the paint while simultaneously allowing it to navigate the artwork, a deep release occurs from the need for control and the pursuit of certainty and perfection. The creation becomes a space of absolute trust, a testament to the natural aspiration of both colors and life to reach a state of harmony and balance. Ayelet’s inspiration stretches across the edges of the universe and creation - from the intimacy of earth and water to the infinity of stars and galaxies. Her choice of a circular canvas was born out of a desire to create a different, separate world, one that can exist independently in space while distilling the very best of the existing nature. It is a complete microcosm, created out of inspiration, movement, and absolute faith in the path and in the entire cosmos.
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