Looking forward looking back Painting

Art tradition relates to a painting as an object seen through a 'window' frame. This oil painting on canvas is part of a conceptual series: "Image-reality-reflection", inspired by the parallel dimension theory and the philosopher Thomas Kuhn, creating a double point of view: upright and upside down. It takes the ‘window’ concept one step further, using the reflections phenomena to create an image of a double point of view, bringing awareness to the parallel realities influencing life, the outer material reality evolving in the interpersonal space, and the inner imaginative, emotional reality, evolving in the inner spiritual being. This painting can be put up right to emphasize reality or upside down to emphasize the imaginative. The two realms evolve simultaneously in the daily life. My inspiration was a young woman I saw in the subway walking her dog. I imagined here skipping backward to the 19th century wearing a white laced dress and the image of a young girl emerged in my mind, then all inhabitants of the painting looked ether foreword ether backwards. The creative process involves documenting people in public and private spaces in Tel-Aviv, blending and composing images with the Photoshop application, sketching and oil painting on canvas.