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where he presented an image of a subterranean world in flames
-Exhibited at The Freedom Factory Gallery
as a “personal paradigm” or descriptor of time and as a vehicle of evolution
animals or others
wood-burning
Yanuka by Moshe Ripner, Acrylic on Canvas Older woman where he presented an image26 x 47 Original Artwork Personal Statement: Moshe Ripner (Israel,1990). I grew up and was educated in an Orthodox Jewish family. After finishing my studies at the yeshiva, I began to be exposed to the art world. And I was fascinated. I got my first influence from Egon Schiele. After that I discovered other masters who had a great influence on me, Marlene Dumas, Louis Bourgeois, and athers. The gap created between the worlds, Art and tradition, made
