Persephone’s Table
Pomegranates rest like quiet offerings. In their seeds lives the story of Persephone. In the ancient story, Persephone eats the fruit of the underworld and becomes bound to both worlds, the living and the dead. Each year, her return brings spring, her departure, winter. Through her, the pomegranate became a symbol of life within death, return within loss. A fruit that binds the living to the underworld, reminding us that every descent carries the promise of light.
Marloes Hakkers
Marloes Hakkers (1988, the Netherlands) is a figurative painter based in Tel Aviv. Working with still life, portraiture, and landscape, she seeks to capture moments of presence and atmosphere that linger beyond the immediate. In recent years she studied with Israeli painter David Nipo, deepening her connection to the figurative tradition. Her works have been shown in group exhibitions and open calls
Marloes Hakkers (1988, the Netherlands) is a figurative painter based in Tel Aviv. Working with still life, portraiture, and landscape, she seeks to capture moments of presence and atmosphere that linger beyond the immediate. In recent years she studied with Israeli painter David Nipo, deepening her connection to the figurative tradition. Her works have been shown in group exhibitions and open calls
