Eruv 1

Black and yellow collage with red showing an imagined map of an Eruv superimposed over images of telegraph poles

Eruv 1 : 24 x 18 inches, Acrylic and paper on Board

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What you see in this work may be very different to what I see in it – thats the nature of art. Indeed, its job is not only to depict my views but to give you access to your own thoughts. However, if you are interested in receiving a hint of one way of looking at this piece,  let me ask you this:

What are the boundaries in your life that have been put there by society? What different ones might you now choose to  have in your life? How can you draw for yourself an ethical or spiritual map of how you would like walk through this world? 

 

Black and yellow collage showing telegraph pole sad an imagined map of an eruv, displayed over a sideboard
Black and yellow collage with red showing an imagined map of an Eruv superimposed over images of telegraph poles displayed over a sideboard

You can read more about the origins of my Eruvim works, the process of creating the pieces and the meaning behind the work, in my blog post, Eruvim Collection: The thinking behind the art.

This piece is part of a collection.  Click on the images below to  explore other pieces in the series.

Black and white collage showing a map of an imaginary Eruv and telegraph poles
Collage in brown and turquoise showing an imaginary eruv map over an aerial plan for a town and river