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Choices I got the idea for this painting after I saw an Israeli film about an Egyptian musical troupe that arrived in Israel to perform in a certain town. They mispronounce the name of the town and the busdriver takes them to an entirely different town... in short a wrong stop. Some mystics will tell you there is no such thing as a wrong stop. Everything is preordained. Maybe so . But I know that in life there are such things as wrong turns and wrong decisions -and not always can a U turn or a reverse help correct them. The young lady is thinking of the choices she’s made . How she got to this point in her life that she is now . The young girl skipping rope and the older lady feeding the cats can represent different stages in her life. The man with his back to us represents a man in her life - perhaps a brother , father or maybe a past or present love- or maybe just a friend. The birds can represent memories , near and far. Alas , salvation is right across the river.The city is where one can find one’s self -or lose one's self. Whichever works . Acrylic on Canvas 80cm x 60cm
2021
Acrylic on Canvas
One-of-a-kind Artwork
23.6 W x 31.5 H x 0.2 D in
Not Framed
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"All the variety, all the charm, all the beauty of life is made up of light and shadow." Leo Tolstoy I try to depict Life situations along with its beauty as well as the tension that these situations can produce. When I was younger , I was enchanted by the theatre and began writing plays . I still do. When I discovered painting, it became apparent to me that my canvas can be used as sort of a stage. In order to bring the stage of life to the canvas I freeze real and imagined scenes of everyday life even in their fantastic abstract form. It is in this way ,I feel I can reveal aspects of the human experience along with its beauty , aspirations and dismay. My hope is that my art will act as a type of prism as it were, displaying the hidden array of colors of our invisible light - light which we take for granted and take no notice of. Acrylic paints on canvas is my preferred medium . I strive for clear lines as-well as well defined forms. ….But telling the story is in my eyes the most important component . I am a great admirer of the works of Caravaggio, Renoir , Degas , Vermeer and Rembrandt among others Having been born in Israel , I emigrated with my family at the age of five to the Bronx in New York. I was brought up in the Bronx and I am told have a Bronx accent.. So be it. Political science was my major in college and I planned on going to law school - but life had a its own little twists and turns. I work as a mineralogist . Interestingly, each mineral has its own character (personality)- it’s specific weight , it’s own reactions to light and its own physical and chemical makeup . No 2 minerals are exactly the same . Each has its color and its own identifying blemishes …just like people. We are who we are in no small part do to our imperfections. Thirty four years ago ,I met my wife on a blind date . We fell in love and married just after 3 weeks of knowing each other and moved to Israel, where we live .. We have 3 kids and 2 grandchildren. All my characters , both human and animals were painted with great care and affection. I love all of them . I cannot paint someone or some creatureI have no feeling for. I hope you found this interesting. Thank you for your time ? Shlomo Roter
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