
Storm Among the Rocks on the Way to San Diego
Foaming seawater surges through a narrow passage enclosed by weathered cliffs and rounded boulders. Layered acrylic brushwork builds the shifting blues of the water, crisp white spray, and rugged variations of brown and gray stone. The deep vertical composition conveys both coastal force and a sense of immersion, making it a dynamic focal point for a living room, office, or hallway.

Rutie Kohen
Rutie Kohen was born and raised in Netanya. After getting married, she moved to Petah Tikva, where she raised her three children. For three decades, she dedicated her professional life to education, working as both a teacher and a school principal. Upon retiring, a new chapter began as she turned her attention to the world of art. Her artistic journey began with the study and exploration of various Folk Art styles. Over time, she gradually moved beyond structured forms and conventions, embracing a freer and more intuitive approach to painting. Through this process, she developed a personal artistic language that allows her the freedom to explore subjects, colors, and forms of expression in her own distinctive way.
Rutie Kohen was born and raised in Netanya. After getting married, she moved to Petah Tikva, where she raised her three children. For three decades, she dedicated her professional life to education, working as both a teacher and a school principal. Upon retiring, a new chapter began as she turned her attention to the world of art. Her artistic journey began with the study and exploration of various Folk Art styles. Over time, she gradually moved beyond structured forms and conventions, embracing a freer and more intuitive approach to painting. Through this process, she developed a personal artistic language that allows her the freedom to explore subjects, colors, and forms of expression in her own distinctive way.