Quiet Growth in Gray
A softly modeled vessel anchors two branching stems whose broad leaves reach across an open, pale ground. Charcoal outlines and rubbed tonal shading define the plant’s contours, while muted green, teal, and blue-gray passages soften the graphic structure. The restrained palette and generous negative space create a contemplative presence suited to a bedroom, office, or quiet living area.
Judy Spigiel
Judy Spigiel Born in Argentina in 1956 and immigrated to Israel in 1974. Straight to the magnificent landscapes of the Jezreel Valley. The greenery, nature, and spaces are raw material for inspiration and a subject for creation. A graduate of the Oranim Seminary and a former art teacher, she has been painting for as long as she can remember. Judy also makes ceramic sculpture. Participated in an exhibition of Israeli artists in the United States in honor of the 70th anniversary of Israel, in an exhibition to collect donations for a village for girls at risk, and in exhibitions at the Regional Council.
Judy Spigiel Born in Argentina in 1956 and immigrated to Israel in 1974. Straight to the magnificent landscapes of the Jezreel Valley. The greenery, nature, and spaces are raw material for inspiration and a subject for creation. A graduate of the Oranim Seminary and a former art teacher, she has been painting for as long as she can remember. Judy also makes ceramic sculpture. Participated in an exhibition of Israeli artists in the United States in honor of the 70th anniversary of Israel, in an exhibition to collect donations for a village for girls at risk, and in exhibitions at the Regional Council.
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