The Sin

The Sin

“The Sin” portrays Eve and the serpent in the Garden of Eden at the very moment when innocence falters and temptation begins. The serpent coils around the tree as the forbidden fruit is just within teach. Light and shadow divide the scene, capturing innocence giving way to choice – and the first fall of humanity.

A New World

A New World

The painting evokes a dramatic and emotional rebirth of the Earth following a cataclysmic event – the Flood. The abstract landscape uses rich texture and sweeping motion to depict the turbulence of nature and the serenity that follows its wrath.

Pillar of Fire

Pillar of Fire

A radiant column of flame rising against a darkened sky, cutting through the night with warmth and brilliance. Its glow illuminates the path ahead, symbolizing direction, protection, and reassurance in uncertain times. The painting evokes steadfast faith and enduring hope, reminding the viewer that even in deepest darkness, light leads the way.

Genesis

Genesis

A strong emotional presence is felt throughout, a palpable sense of divine intervention. By the sixth day, life and humanity emerge and the composition becomes almost overwhelming, as if the canvas itself is breathing. The entire painting is not just a depiction, but a spiritual event, vibrating with emotion, movement, and light — a physical manifestation of wonder and divine energy.

Jacob’s Ladder

Jacob’s Ladder

The ladder pulses with a golden glow, shimmering as though woven from light itself. At the summit, a radiant light shines, hinting at the presence of God—an immense, compassionate gaze that watches over Jacob sleeping below encompassing all who seek connection with the divine. The ground below is dark and humble, representing Jacob’s mortal journey, while above, the ladder is alive with hope, carrying the promise of covenant and the reassurance that heaven touches earth, even in moments of solitude and despair. The painting breathes with mystery and awe, capturing Jacob’s vulnerability and the unfathomable power of the dream—a vision of divine mercy descending into the ordinary.

Festival

Festival

The modern painting of the Jewish festival of Sukkot captures the essence of rejoicing in the land and giving thanks for a bountiful harvest. It serves as a powerful reminder that true security and protection come from a higher power. The vibrant shades of green and purple, accented with gold leaf, symbolize the abundance and richness of the blessings bestowed during this festive time. The artwork evokes a sense of celebration, gratitude, and spiritual connection to the divine source of all blessings.

The Flood (SOLD)

The Flood (SOLD)

I love this very vibrant painting using uplifting shades of turquoise, cerulean and cobalt blues. You can feel the movement and physical essence of the wave, crafted from a plethora of pebbles, sand and paint textures. The mix of different materials and techniques creates a sense of depth and richness, inviting you the viewer, to feel the movement and energy of the scene. The dove symbolizes the end of the destruction and the beginning of a new world.

The Crossing (SOLD)

The Crossing (SOLD)

This awesome painting holds a special place in my heart. The escape of the Jewish people from the darkness towards the light, full of hope and promise. A spiritual and emotional transformation that would forever shape the identity of the Jewish people. As they crossed the sea, walls of water towering on either side, the sheer miracle enveloped them. Bathed in the light of the divine, they knew that they had been truly blessed by a miracle of epic proportion. Gold leaf, glass crystals, texture and vibrant colours symbolise the richness of freedom.