Kabbalah Art

When the first man fell, he had to fix himself, so must each one of us…60 cm (23 1/2 inches) x 85 cm (33 1/2 inches)

Alexey Yemtsov is originally from Russia and has been living in Safed, Israel since 2006. He began learning Kabbala in 2000 and was so drawn to the teaching that he began painting what came from his heart and filtered through his mind. In his words: "Words are not deep enough to capture this type of learning". He has been painting kabbala works ever since.

Between light and darkness, from the beginning until the end of time…60 cm (23 1/2 inches) x 80 cm (27 1/2 inches)

Alexey Yemtsov is originally from Russia and has been living in Safed, Israel since 2006. He began learning Kabbala in 2000 and was so drawn to the teaching that he began painting what came from his heart and filtered through his mind. In his words: "Words are not deep enough to capture this type of learning". He has been painting kabbala works ever since.

The stars are alive, but their time is long, not a moment like by us…60 cm (23 1/2 inches) x 80 cm (27 1/2 inches)

Alexey Yemtsov is originally from Russia and has been living in Safed, Israel since 2006. He began learning Kabbala in 2000 and was so drawn to the teaching that he began painting what came from his heart and filtered through his mind. In his words: "Words are not deep enough to capture this type of learning". He has been painting kabbala works ever since.

Levels of time – there’s this moment and longer moments...always and forever. 60 cm (23 1/2 inches) x 60 cm (23 1/2 inches)

Alexey Yemtsov is originally from Russia and has been living in Safed, Israel since 2006. He began learning Kabbala in 2000 and was so drawn to the teaching that he began painting what came from his heart and filtered through his mind. In his words: "Words are not deep enough to capture this type of learning". He has been painting kabbala works ever since.

What we see and feel is an infinitesimal amount of what there actually is…50 cm (19 1/2 inches) x 120 cm (47 inches)

Alexey Yemtsov is originally from Russia and has been living in Safed, Israel since 2006. He began learning Kabbala in 2000 and was so drawn to the teaching that he began painting what came from his heart and filtered through his mind. In his words: "Words are not deep enough to capture this type of learning". He has been painting kabbala works ever since.

Naoch - the first man after the flood within an apple which, when it falls, grows different types of people. 60 cm (23 1/2 inches) x 70 cm (27 1/2 inches)

"All people of the earth will sing for joy as the world is brought to harmony."(Psalm 67) EXPLANATION PAGE INCLUDED.