Artist Information:
Suly B. Wolff
Tel Aviv,
Israel
Member Since: Nov 2011
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Artist Statement:
My creative work is marked and
affected by my being an
immigrant who has been
uprooted from one country
Brazil to another Israel.
While trying to accommodate
myself to a new place, a new
language and a new culture, I
found myself attracted by
certain species of trees which
seemed to me alien to this new
landscape, mainly tropical
palm trees and Eucalyptuses.
These trees where themselves
imported from other places for
different reasons: the palm
trees were meant to decorate
and enrich Israeli gardens,
visually and aesthetically,
while the Eucalyptus played a
major role in cultivating the
wild land of Israel, as they
used to absorb the waters of
the many swamps, thus fighting
against the Malaria
mosquitoes.
These trees, mainly
Eucalyptus, became a major
theme in my paintings, as well
as a kind of consolation and
encouragement. This is an
ongoing source of creation for
me, in which I find endless
possibilities.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Beit Gabriel (on the
Kinneret), Jordan Valley,
Israel
2010 A comment on
Landscape (Painting), The
Artists'
House, Tel
Aviv, Israel
2010 The Jerusalem
Theatre, Israel
2009 Karandaji
Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
2008 The Migdalor
Gallery, Jaffa, Israel
2008 The Collection
Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
2006 Efrat gallery,
Tel Aviv, Israel
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Suly B. Wolff's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Suly B. Wolff's Portfolio.
My creative work is marked and affected by my being an immigrant who has been uprooted from one country Brazil to another Israel.
While trying to accommodate myself to a new place, a new language and a new culture, I found myself attracted by certain species of trees which seemed to me alien to this new landscape, mainly tropical palm trees and Eucalyptuses. These trees where themselves imported from other places for different reasons: the palm trees were meant to decorate and enrich Israeli gardens, visually and aesthetically, while the Eucalyptus played a major role in cultivating the wild land of Israel, as they used to absorb the waters of the many swamps, thus fighting against the Malaria mosquitoes.
These trees, mainly Eucalyptus, became a major theme in my paintings, as well as a kind of consolation and encouragement. This is an ongoing source of creation for me, in which I find endless possibilities.
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Untitled, 2010
Oil Painting,
51 x 51 inches
Not for Sale
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Untitled, 2010
Oil Painting,
39 x 47 inches
Not for Sale
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Untitled, 2010
Oil Painting,
39 x 39 inches
Not for Sale
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Untitled, 2010
Oil Painting,
63 x 63 inches
Not for Sale
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Untitled, 2010
Oil Painting,
71 x 47 inches
Not for Sale
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