Kriyat Yam Suf – Harmony

A composition of balance and flow—
where movement resolves into harmony.

Kriyat Yam Suf – Harmony presents a unified vision of the crossing, expressed through a triptych that unfolds across three connected panels. Created in Jerusalem, the work shifts the focus from a singular moment to a broader sense of continuity—where separation, motion, and resolution exist simultaneously.

Sweeping circular currents move across the panels, carried through layered tones of gold, grey, white, and muted earth. Each section holds its own rhythm, yet together they form a cohesive movement—an uninterrupted flow that draws the eye from one panel to the next.

The division into three parts does not fragment the composition, but enhances its depth, allowing the viewer to experience the passage as both sequential and whole. The sea is no longer simply parted; it becomes a dynamic field of motion, balance, and integration.

The absence of defined figures directs the experience inward, emphasizing structure, rhythm, and the quiet intelligence of the composition.

As a one-of-a-kind original triptych, this work introduces a strong architectural presence within a space. It often becomes a central visual anchor—bringing continuity, movement, and refined harmony into a thoughtfully designed interior.

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