Splitting the Sea – Forward Convergence

A gathering of movement directed toward a single path—
where many become one in the act of moving forward.

Splitting the Sea – Forward Convergence captures the collective force of transition at its most grounded point. Created in Jerusalem, the work reflects not only the moment of passage, but the shared momentum that makes it possible—the quiet determination that transforms uncertainty into direction.

Deep tones of blue anchor the composition, forming a powerful base from which the movement rises. On either side, textured vertical expanses suggest the parted sea, while a central opening emerges—soft, luminous, and drawing the eye forward. The contrast between weight and light creates a sense of purpose, as if the space itself is guiding the movement ahead.

Figures are suggested through dense, layered strokes, forming a unified presence that advances together. The individuality dissolves into collective motion, emphasizing the strength found in shared direction.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this piece carries a strong, grounding presence within a space. It often becomes a focal point—introducing depth, stability, and a sense of forward movement into a refined interior.

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