Florentine in blue
This acrylic on canvas presents an imagined urban façade in luminous turquoise and layered blues, balancing architectural structure with painterly freedom. Windows, bridges, and vertical forms emerge from the dark ground, creating a dreamlike city rhythm with subtle flashes of yellow that animate the composition.
Elizaveta Broitman
My art conveys the diverse beauty of Tel-Aviv, which is different in each of its neighborhoods. When I'm painting Florentine or the area around the Central Bus Station, I want to show the hidden beauty of these places, bustling with crowds and pulsating with energy. I'm especially attracted by the diversity of southern Tel-Aviv, where the vulnerability of the temporal beauty, hidden in the old buildings, is juxtaposed with the masculine brutality of the grey concrete. I use my creative vision to uncover the secrets of Tel-Aviv and to paint the very soul of this amazing city.
My art conveys the diverse beauty of Tel-Aviv, which is different in each of its neighborhoods. When I'm painting Florentine or the area around the Central Bus Station, I want to show the hidden beauty of these places, bustling with crowds and pulsating with energy. I'm especially attracted by the diversity of southern Tel-Aviv, where the vulnerability of the temporal beauty, hidden in the old buildings, is juxtaposed with the masculine brutality of the grey concrete. I use my creative vision to uncover the secrets of Tel-Aviv and to paint the very soul of this amazing city.
