Hillside Village View
A layered hillside scene unfolds through trees, rooftops, stone walls, and a descending path, with distant buildings softening into the landscape. Transparent watercolor washes and fluid wet-on-dry marks create a lively surface, balancing crisp dark accents with airy passages of light. The result is fresh and atmospheric, with a sense of place that suits an intimate wall display.
Haya White
I was born in Kibbutz Tirat Tzvi situated in the verdant valley of Beit Shean. The climate is hot and dry during most of the year. My inspiration is largely drawn from my childhood memories of lush green fields, blazing hot summer days and the busy buzz of insects. My paintings express the bright colors of my surroundings bathed in the searing summer sunlight. Studied art at Kalisher school in Tel Aviv, graphic design and illustration at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. I live in an old stone house, in the village of Ein Karem. Much of my time is dedicated to working on my paintings in watercolor. I paint landscapes, portraits and still life. โMy work is deeply influenced by the magical play between light, color and shade found in natureโs terrestrial habitatsโ
I was born in Kibbutz Tirat Tzvi situated in the verdant valley of Beit Shean. The climate is hot and dry during most of the year. My inspiration is largely drawn from my childhood memories of lush green fields, blazing hot summer days and the busy buzz of insects. My paintings express the bright colors of my surroundings bathed in the searing summer sunlight. Studied art at Kalisher school in Tel Aviv, graphic design and illustration at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. I live in an old stone house, in the village of Ein Karem. Much of my time is dedicated to working on my paintings in watercolor. I paint landscapes, portraits and still life. โMy work is deeply influenced by the magical play between light, color and shade found in natureโs terrestrial habitatsโ
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