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Work in progress of what it would later become Horizons No. 53.
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Open Studios 2026 Pictures
The event was a success thanks to my studio partner, Charlene Goldstein who organized it to the finest details. We had a quality turnout of art lovers who came to our studios, fulfilling conversations, insightful opinions and overall positive energy throughout the weekend. Thank you to the Cultural Council for organizing such an phenomenal event…
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Open Studios 2026
Just a reminder that our studios will be open for public this coming weekend May the 2nd and 3rd from 12 – 5 pm. Click the Cultural Council’s Open Studios link here to find more details about the event.
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Open Studios 2026
I’m pleased to announce my studio mate Charlene Goldstein and I will be participating in the Cultural Council’s Open Studios event again this year. Mark your calendars for the 2nd and 3rd of May from 12pm to 5pm. We hope you can make it for refreshments and fun.
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Horizons Reaches 100
It’s been about 3 years since I started Horizons, a series of abstracted fantastical imagined landscapes. They have been slowly evolving like all my art;
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Introducing a New Body of Portraits
I’ve been back at painting figures and portraits again, which I left aside for some time to concentrate on imagined landscapes (which I’m still painting.) I’m creating new ones and also revisiting some old paintings. It comes in cycles, it’s a subject I have always enjoyed. I’m still deciding how to call this new series…
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Painting at Night
I’m not a night artist, but lately I have been experimenting with it. Everything changes in the dark, the way I perceive light, colors, sounds and how the objects around me reflect them. Mood and energy also change, it’s later in the day and the way I feel is different. But I’m enjoying such a…
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Boynton Beach Public Project Finalist
I’m thrilled to announce that one of my artworks was selected for a public project in the city of Boynton Beach, FL. I was one of the finalists for the Turning Traffic Control Boxes into Public Art program. My artwork Horizons No. 46 has been selected as one of the final 35 pieces. I’ll be…
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Revisiting: Velazquez’ Las Meninas
I’m sure you know Diego Velazquez, an impressive Spanish artist from the 17th century, if you don’t I’ll talk a bit about him in a future post. Today I want to focus on his famous painting Las Meninas, which lives at El Prado museum in Madrid, Spain. This colossal masterpiece (125 x 105 in) was…
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Flower Movement: A Seed of an Idea
It must’ve started with a spark—an impulse to paint flowers. I thought, why not? After all, I’m an artist, and I like to paint anything that moves me—anything that inspires, anything that surfaces from within. Flowers have always fascinated me—not only for the obvious reasons: their colors, their intricate and endless variety of forms, their…