Oil on Canvas
36×36 in
Gallery wrapped
Set in the moment when the Lubavitcher Rebbe had recently accepted the mantle of leadership, “The Gaze Between Us” explores the tension and tenderness between tradition and individuality. The Rebbe depicted as anchored in tradition yet alive with personal warmth. The crowd, rendered in a traditional monochromatic color scheme symbolizes the strong foundation of community and heritage that surrounds him.
At the heart of the painting is a quiet spark: the Rebbe’s gaze. Vivid hues break through the background, hinting at the deep emotion, vitality, and personal connection he offered to each person he encountered. In a sea of hats and expectation, there is one moment of direct, human connection—a merging of the souls.
Oil on Canvas
36×36 in
Gallery wrapped
Set in the moment when the Lubavitcher Rebbe had recently accepted the mantle of leadership, “The Gaze Between Us” explores the tension and tenderness between tradition and individuality. The Rebbe depicted as anchored in tradition yet alive with personal warmth. The crowd, rendered in a traditional monochromatic color scheme symbolizes the strong foundation of community and heritage that surrounds him.
At the heart of the painting is a quiet spark: the Rebbe’s gaze. Vivid hues break through the background, hinting at the deep emotion, vitality, and personal connection he offered to each person he encountered. In a sea of hats and expectation, there is one moment of direct, human connection—a merging of the souls.
