Underwater
A gathering of fish drifts through layered green and turquoise water, led by a large silver-gray form surrounded by smaller flashes of orange and gold. Broad acrylic sweeps, scumbled passages, and fine descriptive marks give the canvas a lively aquatic texture. The shifting color and varied scale create a playful sense of underwater movement suited to a living or dining space.
Gillian Rosner
Gill Rosner was born in London and immigrated alone to Tel Aviv in her 20s. Art was always her passion in her student days but she had very little time to pursue her creativity while building a life for herself in Israel. After raising a family and enjoying a full working life she realised that some creativity was necessary for her soul. Gill found a small class/studio at Bet Kandinoff in Jaffa & suddenly started producing prolific amounts of artwork. Nowadays, she paints in an open studio as often as possible. Inspiration is drawn from whimsical encounters, shifting moods or an evocative atmosphere, as well as nature’s quirks.
Gill Rosner was born in London and immigrated alone to Tel Aviv in her 20s. Art was always her passion in her student days but she had very little time to pursue her creativity while building a life for herself in Israel. After raising a family and enjoying a full working life she realised that some creativity was necessary for her soul. Gill found a small class/studio at Bet Kandinoff in Jaffa & suddenly started producing prolific amounts of artwork. Nowadays, she paints in an open studio as often as possible. Inspiration is drawn from whimsical encounters, shifting moods or an evocative atmosphere, as well as nature’s quirks.
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