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In the series of
seven monoprints titled, Tug of War, I search for answers
to a war, which embodies my religious and spiritual upbringing as a young
Jewish woman living in New York in the 1950’s, to present day.
While the war in Vietnam influenced my youth, conflicts in the Middle
East defined my life. Conflicts are seen in the tension between each
figure in the prints, both compositionally as well as with use of color.
The figures are equal in size and color hue, showing that we share the
same desires for peace. The colors are vibrant and exhilarating, revealing
the true inner spirit of each figure, in a battle of enormous challenge.
In the prints, I apply more than one process, with layering of fine Asian
papers, allowing a powerful veiling effect to occur. I try to convey
a sense of peacefulness and deception in these works, in the hopes that
the viewer will experience deep contemplation.
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