Still Life: Pitcher, Bowl, and Tomatoes
A vibrant and warm pastel work, featuring an intimate composition of everyday objects: a ceramic pitcher, an enamel bowl, and two ripe tomatoes. The piece is characterized by the rich texture of the pastel and a bold color play, ranging from a dramatic red-orange background to subtle ochre and blue tones in the objects. The play of light and shadow, combined with the loose style, lends the artwork a feeling of vitality and freshness.
Dolly Drori
Born in Jerusalem and a mother of two, Dolly lives and works in Pardes Hanna. Following a career in graphic design and studies in animation and cinema, she reached a professional turning point during the pandemic, which led her to fully commit to her passion for painting. After years of working as a digital artist, she transitioned to traditional media—specifically oil and soft pastels. This shift was driven by a desire for a tactile connection with materials and a commitment to the physical creative process, embracing its inherent uncertainty and sense of discovery. Her work focuses on still life and nature, capturing the poetic essence of everyday moments. Characterized by a bold and vibrant palette, her paintings reflect an ongoing exploration of her personal artistic voice and her dedication to evolving as a contemporary artist
Born in Jerusalem and a mother of two, Dolly lives and works in Pardes Hanna. Following a career in graphic design and studies in animation and cinema, she reached a professional turning point during the pandemic, which led her to fully commit to her passion for painting. After years of working as a digital artist, she transitioned to traditional media—specifically oil and soft pastels. This shift was driven by a desire for a tactile connection with materials and a commitment to the physical creative process, embracing its inherent uncertainty and sense of discovery. Her work focuses on still life and nature, capturing the poetic essence of everyday moments. Characterized by a bold and vibrant palette, her paintings reflect an ongoing exploration of her personal artistic voice and her dedication to evolving as a contemporary artist
