Religions 2003

Photo of Moti Argaman’s work using metallic ellements and showing the symbols of the main monotheistic religions: Star of David, half crescent and cross.
Copyright: Moti Argaman 2007.

Moti Argaman’s Self Portrait

Photo of Stars of David on Moti Argaman’s self Portrait is courtesy of Moti Argaman who
started this work in 1981 and since then added to it all kinds of materials.
Copyright: Moti Argaman 2007

Wood Mezuzah

Photo of half Star of David burnt in a wood Mezuzah is courtesy of Moti Argaman who was born in BeerSheba in 1958 , learned graphic design and traveled the world between 1981 and 1995, and lives now in Germany.
Copyright: Moti Argaman 2007

Diwali Powder Painting

Photo is courtesy of Ben Piven who published it on Flick. He wrote to me that he is in the last few months in India and this photo of Hindu Yantra painted in powder is from a Diwali he saw there. Diwali is an Indian and Nepalese lights festival where the lights signify victory of good over the evil within every human being.

You are in my soul

Photo is courtesy of Ben Piven who shot it while he visited Israel and published it on Flick under the title Londonite Judean. I can hear the guy in this photo saying: The Magen David is:
A. In my skin
B. On my flag
C. In my blood
D. In my soul
Reminds me of Rod Stewart’s:
You're in my heart, you're in my soul
You'll be my breath should I grow old
You are my lover, you're my best friend
You're in my soul

Jacob Porat

Photo is courtesy of painter Jacob Porat.
Oil: 42X30
Jacob Porat wrote to me that this is his only Star of David work and he doesn’t remember why he did it.
Copyright: Jacob Porat 2007

Table in Moshav Manot, Israel

Painter Dick Ben Dor shot and sent me this Star of David pattern on a table at Moshav Manot, Israel. The table was ordered especially from Marrakech, Morocco.
Copyright: Dick Ben Dor