In this 70 × 50 cm artwork, the artist employs a minimalist approach to evoke deep emotion, focusing on a single, quiet scene—a shelf holding a framed photograph and an unlit candle.
The composition is intentionally sparse, reinforcing the sense of stillness and introspection. Muted yellows, soft grays, and neutral whites dominate the canvas, while delicate cracks in the textured background suggest age, wear, and the inevitable erosion of time. The framed portrait—possibly of a loved one—serves as a focal point, inviting viewers to project their own memories and emotions onto the scene. The unlit candle, a universal symbol of remembrance, further enhances the painting’s melancholic yet reverent tone.
Livnat Bashari Shuli’s ability to convey emotion through simplicity makes "Memory" a deeply moving piece, perfect for those drawn to artwork with profound narrative depth. It is particularly suited for art galleries, private collections, meditation spaces, study rooms, and memorial settings, where its quiet presence can be fully appreciated. "Memory" is not just a painting—it is an invitation to pause, reflect, and connect with the past.
Livnat Bashari
Expressionism | Figurative
Awarded Artist
Biography
Livnat Bashari Shuli is an Israeli artist. She began painting at a very young age, graduated from the Emuna College in Jerusalem with an art degree and also studied art therapy.
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