Suly Bornstein Wolff's recent series of paintings is inspired by the night. After having investigated such vegetation as Eucalyptuses and palm trees in the harsh light of her native Israel, as metaphors for uprooting and immigration, she dives into what seems to be her "Night Shift", a wide series in which these two metaphors are reborn in the darkness of the night. As much as these paintings seem as Chiaroscuro investigations led by a virtuoso painter, they are also personal and…

Beit Gabriel (on the Kinneret), Jordan Valley, Israel

2010         A comment on Landscape (Painting), The Artists'

                 House, Tel Aviv, Israel

2010         The Jerusalem Theatre, Israel

2009         Karandaji Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel

2008         The Migdalor Gallery, Jaffa, Israel

2008         The Collection Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel

2006         Efrat gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel

2006         Shorashim Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel…

2000

Painting with painter Ilana Bar-David



1998

Drawing instructions with sculpture Yael Bareket, Sketching, aquarelle and acrylic painting.

Association of painting and sculptures in Tel Aviv with painter Shaike Granot.



1998-1999

Various combined technique sketching and oil on canvas with painter Noga Meierhof, Center for Arts, Tel Aviv.

Sketching an oil canvas with painter Miri Neshri.



1981-1983

Architecture and interior design,…

My creative work is marked and affected by my being an immigrant who has been uprooted from one country Brazil to another Israel.



While trying to accommodate myself to a new place, a new language and a new culture, I found myself attracted by certain species of trees which seemed to me alien to this new landscape, mainly tropical palm trees and Eucalyptuses. These trees where themselves imported from other places for different reasons: the palm trees were meant to decorate and…