Through a blend of cubist influences and impressionistic brushstrokes, the artwork presents a vase of flowers in an abstracted yet deeply emotive manner. The soft blues and greens in the background create a calming atmosphere, while the warm yellows and earthy tones add depth and richness to the composition.
The flowers, with their delicate pink and red accents, stand as a symbol of warmth, tradition, and spiritual reflection. The painting’s textured application of paint and geometric breakdown of form give it a dynamic yet serene presence, making it both a celebration of nature and an artistic homage to cultural tradition.
Perfect for dining rooms, spiritual spaces, or gallery displays, Flowers for Shabbat brings a sense of tranquility and elegance into any environment. Its timeless beauty makes it an ideal addition to spaces that embrace artistic expression and cultural significance.
Hagit Argaman
Expressionism | Surrealism | Figurative
Established Artist
Biography
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