My paints are my chemistry set.
 I love the accidental and experimental nature of combining colors, seeing patterns and forms emerge. Some of the best works have a Rorschach-like quality that tells more about the viewer, who is left with open-ended questions with no “right” answer.

I am intrigued how dreams and archetypes affect the perception of reality and I am a spiritual artist who incorporates mystical teachings from Kabbalah using color, repetition, patterns, and symbols.

 My art is a way of seeing and understanding the world, as a paradigm or a metaphor, what I call “templates of reality”.

My quest as an artist is to understand myself and connect to the world. I am on a journey using art as a catalyst for effective change.  Through my art, I seek to foster the childlike sense of wonder about the universe, to be integrated and to connect soul to soul with the viewer.  My art is interactive and asks the viewer to participate in the process to solve the puzzle or riddle, thus unlocking the hidden creative potential in a person. I am successful when my art releases hidden feelings which allows for healing and a deeper understanding of self, life’s mission and purpose in the world.  My desire is that the viewer sees my art as a testament to the beauty, harmony, and splendor of G-d; the art becomes a conduit, another channel to feel spiritually connected to the mysteries of the world.