thank you so much!! and good question - I was messing around on a Torah site, trying to find a verse that fit the vibe I wanted for the piece, and that one just kind of spoke to me. it talks about "gods of the nations around you" and that felt like Gd speaking to this rabbi, saying, like, don't turn to someone else/I am your Gd/you are my subject or my student, I will protect you. so to answer your question I don't really know lol, it just felt right :p
This reminded me of a viral college essay I read a few years ago called "I hate the letter 'S'" about the plural form of the word "parent." Not the same concept but this just reminded me of that!
Beautiful. Every detail is so carefully chosen and with such restraint. And the East Wind is gloriously unresolved. I can see the threads of his soul --- or perhaps his prayer shawl? --- blowing on the wind of himself!
thank you so much!! and good question - I was messing around on a Torah site, trying to find a verse that fit the vibe I wanted for the piece, and that one just kind of spoke to me. it talks about "gods of the nations around you" and that felt like Gd speaking to this rabbi, saying, like, don't turn to someone else/I am your Gd/you are my subject or my student, I will protect you. so to answer your question I don't really know lol, it just felt right :p
That sounds really interesting; I'm gonna look for that.
This reminded me of a viral college essay I read a few years ago called "I hate the letter 'S'" about the plural form of the word "parent." Not the same concept but this just reminded me of that!
So well done. Leaves me amazed and wanting more. Can you tell me more about why you chose that pasuk?
thanks :)
thank you!!
such a clear characterization
thanks!
This is so cool! Walks the delicate line between spooky and cozy. The slight blur makes it look painted.
Beautiful. Every detail is so carefully chosen and with such restraint. And the East Wind is gloriously unresolved. I can see the threads of his soul --- or perhaps his prayer shawl? --- blowing on the wind of himself!