סמטה בתל אביב
Urban Stillness. An orange Vespa, a concrete wall, a wooden door, and lush greenery. A down-to-earth watercolor that captures the 'soul' of Tel Aviv in a small, charming moment
Dalit Tilleman
Painting has been a part of Dalit Tillman's life from a young age, serving as her central focus and primary means of expression. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art. During her studies, she exhibited two video art works at the Janco-Dada Museum in Ein Hod, one of which was donated to the museum's permanent collection. Today, she creates and sells original paintings and drawings alongside commissioned works. Her paintings are a space of constant exploration and movement. Her work shifts between various mediums—from colored pencils and drawing to oils and watercolors—based on the idea that every concept requires its own tools and language to be realized on the page. For her, painting is a space free from rigid constraints. This diversity and the ability to evolve are what allow the artist to remain authentic in her work and to express the curiosity that drives her creative process.
Painting has been a part of Dalit Tillman's life from a young age, serving as her central focus and primary means of expression. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art. During her studies, she exhibited two video art works at the Janco-Dada Museum in Ein Hod, one of which was donated to the museum's permanent collection. Today, she creates and sells original paintings and drawings alongside commissioned works. Her paintings are a space of constant exploration and movement. Her work shifts between various mediums—from colored pencils and drawing to oils and watercolors—based on the idea that every concept requires its own tools and language to be realized on the page. For her, painting is a space free from rigid constraints. This diversity and the ability to evolve are what allow the artist to remain authentic in her work and to express the curiosity that drives her creative process.
