1983
The second oil painting that I painted. I see it as an initial experience in the technique before I learned to paint.
The painting expresses the belief that peace is possible between citizens of different religions.
Beyond religious peace, also the possibility of living together side by side and giving freedom, and comfort to everyone according to their religion and belief. It is not a painting with religious overtones.
But the respect for each other, the necessary mutual respect, transcends naivety.
Living in harmony in peace and understanding each other's needs.
That's how it should be.
The place of the painting is imaginary, like the composition, but possible in my eyes, a young, nineteen-year-old Jewish girl.
And the first possibility for this place is my homeland, Israel.
But of course not only in my country, but everywhere else in the world.
Here I point out that my works and my views are like a non-religious woman.
I do not create in the name of religion. I do not deal with religious issues, and it is clear to me that my religion is Jewish.
I do not delve into and do not intend to delve into any religious issues, not in real life, and certainly not in virtuality.
And there is no way I will change my religion.
Live and let live, whatever your faith may be.

Thank you for the support over the years.
Love & peace.
Copyrights (c) Nira Dabush.



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