"Beacon of Strength" portrays Shiri Bibas embracing her two sons, Ariel and Kfir—one still an infant—set against a pure white background. Their vibrant red hair draws immediate focus, a beacon of life and presence amid the textured stillness. As the artist, I imagine angels surrounding them, quietly sustaining them—just as the babies in Egypt were nourished by unseen hands. It’s a vision of uncertainty wrapped in divine care. The fiery red hair evokes David HaMelech, whose strength, leadership, and closeness to Hashem were reflected in his appearance. Like David, the Bibas family faces the unknown with unwavering faith. Their story resonates with the broader Jewish journey—where we often walk through pain, unsure of where we stand, yet held aloft by emunah. The ethereal style expresses this unseen support. Even in darkness, we believe Hashem is with us. The Bibas family becomes more than a subject—they are a symbol of enduring faith, a reminder of our people’s resilience across generations. This painting is available as a mixed-media (semi-original) piece and as high-quality prints in various sizes. Each piece is printed on canvas, stretched, and ready to hang. No frame required.

Dimensions

24x 30 inches