Assaf Rodriguez
"Every good painter who aspires to create true pieces of art must, first of all, marry my wife." - Salvador Daly
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Assaf Rodriguez
Megiddo, the Jezreel Valley, the place where he chose to establish his home with his family. Born in Jerusalem, son of a painter and artist, from whom he sucked the affinity for art and painting in particular. After working and living in the center of the country, he chose to establish the studio inside the kibbutz And to act in it as part of the renewal of the community in the locality. The Jezreel Valley and the lands of the farmers, the plowed fields and trees that are a symbol of the country's landscapes, were seen in his works as a desire, longing and nostalgia for the past in Israel, a past where there was a Zionist ideology and longing to fulfill the Hebrew vision. The sky trees and the ground fields in his paintings are brought together as an expression of the connection between man, the earth and the place.