Inverted Figure Study
A reclining nude is rendered upside down, with bent legs and dark hair anchoring the lower edge of the composition. Soft pastel layers in ochre, pink, and sienna are worked with loose contour lines and rubbed passages, giving the paper surface a direct, immediate quality. The spare white ground keeps the focus on gesture and form, creating an intimate, contemplative mood.
Rachel Fishman
Rachel Fishman is a multidisciplinary painter influenced by her upbringing in Tampa and her surroundings in Tel Aviv, Israel, where she made her home nearly ten years ago. Her paintings focus on connection and emotion often by illustrating the human figure and its relationship to our environment. She is driven by the joy of exploring the endless depths of color and composition.
Rachel Fishman is a multidisciplinary painter influenced by her upbringing in Tampa and her surroundings in Tel Aviv, Israel, where she made her home nearly ten years ago. Her paintings focus on connection and emotion often by illustrating the human figure and its relationship to our environment. She is driven by the joy of exploring the endless depths of color and composition.
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