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Category: Maduro

Painting despair, Haiti 2010

by Ofir HirshMaduro, My Story, Oil on Canvas, PaintingsPosted on 11th December 202228th November 2022No Comments

Dealing with sad themes does not come naturally to me. Learning so much Jewish history since childhood, almost diminished my tolerance to tragedies, and while I’m very much aware of the sad side of life, I usually try to look at and show the happy side of it.However, what happened in Haiti in 2010 was so …

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Reaching maturity as an artist.

by Ofir HirshIdentities, Maduro, My Story, Oil on CanvasPosted on 4th December 202228th November 20224 Comments

My maturity as an artist is not about my skill level, the beauty of my work, or its sophistication. It is more about me being in peace with my work; knowing what I do and why I do it, expressing my visions to my own satisfaction, whether its internal, external, abstract or real.In the beginning …

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El Carnaval del Pueblo

by Ofir HirshMaduro, Oil on Canvas, PaintingsPosted on 16th January 202212th January 2022No Comments

My infatuation with carnivals began with my 1st carnival in Brazil in 1994.In carnivals people share their common need of fantasizing and going crazy. I believe that scheduling annual grand celebrations makes us happier creatures and helps us maintain a more balanced life the rest of the time. I have a few carnival inspired works, …

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