A powerful and emotional painting that captures the tense moments of the evacuation of Amona. At the heart of the composition is a horse, vividly animated with overwhelming fear, symbolizing the uncertainty and panic that accompanied the dramatic event. The movement and tension in the painting are conveyed through deep colors and bold brushstrokes, emphasizing feelings of fear, pain, and displacement. The combination of human figures, the frightened horse, and the surrounding landscape creates a sense of drama and struggle, while also reflecting the deep spiritual and emotional connection to the land and home. The painting exudes intense tension but also invites contemplation on the emotional impact of such events.

Original materials: Oil paint on stretched canvas Year: 2006 Size: 180 \ 110 cm