Kabbalah Art Originals

Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas. Symbolizes the cosmic link between above and below through the Hebrew letter Vav.

Explores the balance between order and chaos through layered textures, inspired by Torah structure and divine creation.

An expansion of spirit and thought inspired by Kabbalistic ideas, using dynamic motion and light.

Depicts the forging of spiritual strength through the Hebrew letter Zayin, oil on canvas with iron-like forms.

A journey through the Four Worlds of Kabbalah—Atzilut, Beriah, Yetzirah, Asiyah—captured through layers of color.

Hastara (Concealment), a study in the hidden divine light through black and white minimalism.

Ratzo (Running), expressing spiritual yearning through fiery movement and Yud-shaped forms.

Shov (Returning), showing the descent into materiality and ascent back to source via Bayit (house) motifs.

Stillness amid the noise—capturing divine presence found within silence and inner quiet.

Tzimtzum (Constriction), expressing the first act of divine withdrawal to allow space for creation.

Throne of Glory, an abstract meditation on the Kabbalistic concept of כיסא הכבוד, seat of divine manifestation.

Seven Heavens, inspired by the Talmudic description of the seven spiritual firmaments.