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gmail.com Eka Pada Rajakapotasana II
(One-Legged King Pigeon Pose II) by Ilene Rubin
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, artist Ilene Rubin won her first drawing award at the age of 9 and has been involved in art ever since, painting murals, boots, purses, a line of women’s and children’s clothing, furniture, walls and even a ra- diator, using motifs that range from folk art designs to landscapes. She is still painting “stuff,” but now devotes most of her brushwork to landscapes. Working in acrylics, watercolors,
pastels and oils, Rubin’s bold and unabashed explosions of color make her canvases sing. Her pastel, Eka Pada Rajakapotasana II, is based upon an image by photographer David Martinez that graced the September 2007 cover of Yoga Journal magazine. Rubin, also a published author,
plumbs the frailties and depths of the human heart and mind, but most of all, seeks to offer serenity and light. “Through my art, I explore shades and colors of beauty—the tones and silences between what is seen and what is felt,” she advises. “For me, I have succeeded if I have given someone… a reason to rest their heart and smile—even for one single glance—at a beautiful sight. That is my greatest aspiration and desire.”
View the artist’s portfolio at IleneRubin. com.
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