This oil painting blends impressionistic techniques with figurative elements, evoking a contemplative yet dynamic atmosphere. The towering cranes and high-rise buildings emerge gently from a haze of pastel blues, purples, and beige, reflecting the constant evolution of the metropolis.
The delicate layering of color and fluid brushstrokes creates a sense of movement and transformation, while muted greens add subtle contrast, grounding the painting in reality. Arbel’s signature ability to balance abstraction with structure allows the viewer to experience both the energy and serenity of the city’s expansion.
Perfect for modern interiors, office spaces, or gallery collections, Cranes in Tel Aviv brings an element of tranquility and sophistication to any environment. Whether you are drawn to contemporary cityscapes or poetic expressions of urban life, this piece is a stunning reflection of Tel Aviv’s evolving skyline.
Noa Arbel
Abstract | Expressionism | Figurative
Collective Exhibitions Participant
Biography
Noa Arbel is an Israeli painter, who paints in oil, landscapes and various places.
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