Lo Taturu | Original | 12x16''
Size : 12×16”// Unframed .
In a world captivated by appearances, Lo Taturu offers a visual meditation on inner clarity and moral strength. Inspired by the Torah’s directive “Lo Taturu”—do not be led astray by your eyes or your heart—this artwork confronts the tension between instinct and insight, desire and discernment.
The heart, long regarded as the seat of emotion and will, is easily swayed by external allure. But Lo Taturu urges us to look deeper. It invites us to become investigators of our own impulses, to illuminate emotion with the light of reason, and to cultivate what the sages called a lev chacham—an “intelligent heart.” This is not a heart devoid of feeling, but one that perceives with clarity and chooses with wisdom.
Presented in mesmerizing red and blue colorways, the piece explores this inner struggle through mirrored, almost spiritual figures. They reflect the dual nature of perception—desire and discipline, illusion and insight. What do we choose to see? What lies beneath the surface? And how often do we allow illusion to shape our sense of truth?
The Torah reminds us to resist being swept away by the dramatic flair of worldly events. These are but the outermost layer of reality. Beneath them lies a divine order—fundamentally good, unwavering in truth.
Details: This is a Pastel on paper . This piece is titled and signed on the front and will arrive wired and ready to hang.
Size : 12×16”// Unframed .
In a world captivated by appearances, Lo Taturu offers a visual meditation on inner clarity and moral strength. Inspired by the Torah’s directive “Lo Taturu”—do not be led astray by your eyes or your heart—this artwork confronts the tension between instinct and insight, desire and discernment.
The heart, long regarded as the seat of emotion and will, is easily swayed by external allure. But Lo Taturu urges us to look deeper. It invites us to become investigators of our own impulses, to illuminate emotion with the light of reason, and to cultivate what the sages called a lev chacham—an “intelligent heart.” This is not a heart devoid of feeling, but one that perceives with clarity and chooses with wisdom.
Presented in mesmerizing red and blue colorways, the piece explores this inner struggle through mirrored, almost spiritual figures. They reflect the dual nature of perception—desire and discipline, illusion and insight. What do we choose to see? What lies beneath the surface? And how often do we allow illusion to shape our sense of truth?
The Torah reminds us to resist being swept away by the dramatic flair of worldly events. These are but the outermost layer of reality. Beneath them lies a divine order—fundamentally good, unwavering in truth.
Details: This is a Pastel on paper . This piece is titled and signed on the front and will arrive wired and ready to hang.
Size : 12×16”// Unframed .
In a world captivated by appearances, Lo Taturu offers a visual meditation on inner clarity and moral strength. Inspired by the Torah’s directive “Lo Taturu”—do not be led astray by your eyes or your heart—this artwork confronts the tension between instinct and insight, desire and discernment.
The heart, long regarded as the seat of emotion and will, is easily swayed by external allure. But Lo Taturu urges us to look deeper. It invites us to become investigators of our own impulses, to illuminate emotion with the light of reason, and to cultivate what the sages called a lev chacham—an “intelligent heart.” This is not a heart devoid of feeling, but one that perceives with clarity and chooses with wisdom.
Presented in mesmerizing red and blue colorways, the piece explores this inner struggle through mirrored, almost spiritual figures. They reflect the dual nature of perception—desire and discipline, illusion and insight. What do we choose to see? What lies beneath the surface? And how often do we allow illusion to shape our sense of truth?
The Torah reminds us to resist being swept away by the dramatic flair of worldly events. These are but the outermost layer of reality. Beneath them lies a divine order—fundamentally good, unwavering in truth.
Details: This is a Pastel on paper . This piece is titled and signed on the front and will arrive wired and ready to hang.