Blue Vessel Study
A loosely rendered vessel emerges from layered fields of blue, teal, white, and softened green, hovering between still life and abstraction. Oil on canvas allows for scraped passages, translucent veils, and gestural marks that build a varied, tactile surface. The result is quiet yet restless, with a cool palette that brings depth and contemplative atmosphere.
Tzilla Assa
I was born in the town of Binyamina, Israel, and later moved to a small moshav in the Sharon regionI The green landscape, open fields, trees, vineyards, and the changing seasons have always influenced my work and served as a constant source of inspiration. My deep connection to the natural surroundings is reflected in my paintings. I paint with oil on canvas and wooden panels, creating abstract landscapes that express my personal interpretation of nature. I also enjoy creating large-scale, colorful abstract paintings that explore movement, texture, and emotion through color.
I was born in the town of Binyamina, Israel, and later moved to a small moshav in the Sharon regionI The green landscape, open fields, trees, vineyards, and the changing seasons have always influenced my work and served as a constant source of inspiration. My deep connection to the natural surroundings is reflected in my paintings. I paint with oil on canvas and wooden panels, creating abstract landscapes that express my personal interpretation of nature. I also enjoy creating large-scale, colorful abstract paintings that explore movement, texture, and emotion through color.
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