Cabbage stamp in computer processing.
About the artwork "Ripples of Light" from the Birkhon "Al HaAretz HaTovah" for Independence Day:
I started the process with contemplation and experimenting with vegetables and fruits. I created a color stamp from a cabbage and processed it with my computer. A tree grew up out of the cabbage, colored with optimistic colorfulness, as if carrying hope, ripples of light.
My inspiration was the words "sow", "reap", "sheaves" from the Song of Ascents, Birkat Hamazon and the recognition of sustenance and the yield of the land.
This inspiration led me to the worlds of echoing, ripples of goodness, like a stone that falls down in the middle of a lake and circles are created around it.
How can I, as an artist, a creator, echo the miracle of "Al HaNisim"?
How do I throw the first stone, which the ripples are created around it?
I went to an inspiration journey. I touched the yield of the land: beet, onion, mushrooms, cauliflower.
I looked. I smelt. The realization came from a technique of food stamps in different colors, the touch of the blessing of food with food and making it an integral part, the miracle of the artwork. The base of the painting is a 14*14cm, from which I went to the journey of creating the final image.
Tali Dvir Livant –
A creator, activist, engage in connection within the Israeli society. The founder of "Leaders connecting" and World Inspiration Day. Her artworks have gained recognition in Israel and around the world, including the 12 Tribes Dress, worn by Lihi Lapid to close Fashion Week, an installation at HaBima Square on the 30th day commemorating the October 7th massacre, the human chain at Hostage Square, protesting the silence of Women's international organizations. In the Paris Olympics she created an installation at the Arc de Triomphe, in collaboration with the French Jewish community in memory of Liam Shrem, may his memory be a blessing, murdered on October 7th. Currently presenting solo at Jaffa Port.
