"Fall Forest" Painting

Hi. I’m Rhonda Roth, an artist living in New York City. Working in watercolor and oil pastel, I create unique modern Jewish art, one of a kind landscape and seascape paintings, and evocative abstract art. I started drawing as a child, began painting in my teens, and haven't stopped creating. I've always loved making art, expressing my inner feelings and moods on paper. Creating art is a pleasure and also my therapy that calms me if things get overwhelming.

I find inspiration for my modern Jewish art in the vibrant tapestry of Judaica and the Jewish holidays. Using the unpredictable nature of watercolor, the vibrant colors and texture of oil pastel, I translate the symbolism and stories of Jewish tradition into luminous and deeply personal works of modern Jewish art. There's a story behind each painting of Judaica, and an excitement of the celebration of the Jewish holidays.

I love nature’s natural beauty. My landscape and seascape paintings are journeys in abstract realism. They are deeply expressive, using varying color palettes reflecting the splendor of the changing seasons. My work reflects a deep appreciation for the natural world and a desire to share its beauty with others. Through my landscape and seascape artwork, I invite viewers to connect with nature on a personal level, nurturing a sense of peace and wonder.

Evocative themes define my watercolor abstract art, where I explore the intersection of color, composition, and form. I love spontaneity and intuition, allowing my paintings to evolve organically, creating unique expressions of my inner world. Driven by the expressive characteristics of watercolor, I layer luminous washes of color, building depth and translucency. My abstract watercolor paintings are inspired by modern Jewish art, nature, architecture, and thought concepts which I translate into a visual language of flowing shapes and vibrant hues.

All my paintings showcase a profound understanding of color theory and composition, resulting in visually stunning and emotionally resonant works of art. I approach each artwork as a new adventure, embracing the unknown and allowing the creative process to guide me. My art is a celebration of the timeless nature of Judaica, the beauty found in nature's everyday moments, and going beyond reality in abstract art.