



The New Ice Cream Shop
An original oil painting on canvas by Rotem Orenstein.
Medium: Oil on canvas.
Size: 60 x 50 cm (23.6 x 19.7 in).
Edition: Original, one of a kind.
Year: 2024.
Stretched canvas, ready to hang. Framing can be added on request.
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about the artist
Rotem Orenstein
painting
Paintings where figure, landscape and memory dissolve into one another.
Rotem Orenstein is an Israeli painter whose work moves between figuration and landscape, in the space where memory, sensation and observation meet. Through layered brushwork, fluid transitions and a sensitive use of color, his paintings hold moments that feel both familiar and elusive.
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Rather than presenting a fixed narrative, Orenstein creates open visual fields where figures, landscapes and emotional states dissolve into one another. Guided by intuition and a deep engagement with the materiality of paint, he explores the balance between presence and disappearance, clarity and ambiguity. Drawn to solitude, stillness and suspended time, his works unfold slowly and leave room for personal interpretation, like a memory or a dream that resists a single definition.







