Splitting the Sea – Carried Forward

A movement held within a greater force—
where the path is not only revealed, but sustained.

Splitting the Sea – Carried Forward captures a moment in which the act of crossing is no longer driven solely by human motion, but by a surrounding energy that carries it forward. Created in Jerusalem, the work reflects the deeper dimension of the passage—the sense that the way opens, but also supports.

Sweeping arcs of soft blue, white, and muted gold curve overhead, forming a dynamic, enveloping motion. The composition suggests not only the parted sea, but the force that holds it in place, creating a space where movement can continue.

At the center, a collective presence advances, defined through layered texture and luminous accents. The figures appear unified, almost lifted within the flow, as if guided rather than forced. The motion is continuous, yet softened by a sense of trust within the unfolding path.

The interplay between density and openness gives the work a rhythmic balance, where movement feels both grounded and elevated.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this piece introduces a sense of flow and uplift into a space. It often becomes a central presence—bringing motion, depth, and a quiet sense of assurance into a refined interior.

This work is held in private collections across the United States.