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VAYIKRAH...and He called Metal Print
by Marlene Burns
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VAYIKRAH...and He called metal print by Marlene Burns. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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this is the first painting of a subseries of marlene's hebrew series called "dvarim."
dvar means a word. this word "vayikrah" is the name of the third book of Moses and the name of the first portion of this book.
the letter on the left is purposely smaller to show moses' humility.
covert symbolism: red is god. the image of the torah (with pomegranates atop) is next to god with his words traveling through the image.
this painting was designed for a bar mitzvah student, hence the clean slate on the right side of the painting. his hebrew name is shmuel...bibilically, shmuel was the last of our judges (allusion of scales) and the first prophet to share his dvarim from god in the land of israel.
the red column emanatinb for the letter "yud" represents the ten commandments, 10 being the numerical equivalent for that letter.
the emphasis of this piece is about flow....god's words flowing through t...
About Marlene Burns
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED marleneburns©2022 NFT ART: https://nftmb.art Marlene offers an exciting, experimental and exceptional body of work, playing with color, edgy design and mixed media to produce art that befits the process. In her series of Urban Abstracts, she 'paints' with pieces of her abstract photographs taken in the city. The newest series, examines Hebrew prayers and words.
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