Woman with a Red Scarf
A seated woman occupies the center of the composition, her red scarf and teal chair emerging against broad passages of gray and muted violet. Loose watercolor washes are reinforced by dark, angular lines that define her face, clothing, hands, and the book resting on her lap. The restrained gaze and layered background create an introspective, quietly dramatic presence.
Michal O'Dwyer
Michal O'Dwyer is an emerging painter and sketch artist living and working in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Her creative roots trace back to her childhood, where she began drawing the horses, dogs and wildlife that surrounded her on her native kibbutz and later on a farm in South Africa. Today, O'Dwyer's practice spans scenery, still lifes, portraiture and alifelong devotion to anima subjects. Painting directily from observation, her work aspires to tocaptuethe immediate essense ofher surroundings and translate the unique spirit of place or a scenic moment onto the canvas. Her work is also inspired by the unique other-worldly atmosphere of Old Jaffa, where she has recently relocated.
Michal O'Dwyer is an emerging painter and sketch artist living and working in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Her creative roots trace back to her childhood, where she began drawing the horses, dogs and wildlife that surrounded her on her native kibbutz and later on a farm in South Africa. Today, O'Dwyer's practice spans scenery, still lifes, portraiture and alifelong devotion to anima subjects. Painting directily from observation, her work aspires to tocaptuethe immediate essense ofher surroundings and translate the unique spirit of place or a scenic moment onto the canvas. Her work is also inspired by the unique other-worldly atmosphere of Old Jaffa, where she has recently relocated.
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