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Nebeský Jeruzalém a Nebeská Praha
Heavenly Jerusalem and Heavenly Prague
Event by: Bára Jurkovičová - Bodywork, Odonata v Šalounově vile, Bára Jurkovičová, Hana Alisa Omer
Location: Šalounova vila, Slovenská 4, Praha 10
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As part of her ongoing exhibition "Psychosoma of the Mother of Prague" in the Šaloun Villa, Hana Alisa Omer cordially invites you to a lecture with a presentation on the concepts of Heavenly Prague and Heavenly Jerusalem.
During its thousand-year history, Prague is connected to Jerusalem in many ways respects, one of the most fundamental of which is the visionary effort of the father of Bohemia, King Karl IV. related to the creation of "Heavenly Jerusalem" in Prague and Karlštejn...
Description of the event:
The paintings "Heavenly and Earthly Jerusalem" were created by H.A. Omer in 1994-2000 in Israel , with the inspiration of the thinker, visionary architect, kabbalist, and one might say contemporary prophet from Jerusalem, Dr. Yitzchak Hayutman (1943–2021).
H.A. Omer: "In these paintings, in which the complex mutual interaction between the heavenly and earthly Jerusalem takes place, there is a visualization of ideas based, among other things, on my intuitive interpretation of the biblical theme see, but rather in modern, feminist symbolism."
The work Heavenly Prague was created in 2020-2022 and is part of the ongoing exhibition. Hana Alisa will talk about the cabalistic symbolism of the work Heavenly Prague, which is actually a continuation and creative completion of the cycle of visions of Heavenly Jerusalem. scheme of the cabalistic Tree of Life. Here, too, a multidimensional symbolic and mythological language is evident, but now connected with Czech archetypes. Their zenith is the scheme of the Heavenly Jerusalem, born from the compass of the First Geometer...
Hana Alisa Omer also connects the two cities in her personal story.
After in the artistic village of Ein Hod in Israel's house burned down in a forest fire in 2010, she started living in Prague, which provided her with a new background. Moreover, with the inspiration of its unique beauty, history, mythology, places of strength, towers and bridges, hills, paths, rivers and streams, her creativity was renewed and she started to paint again.
In Prague she then organized several exhibitions with with the name: "Prague - Jerusalem connection", for example in the Jewish community in Prague or in the Congregation of the Brethren Church. With that came the realization that her next life task must therefore be "Heavenly Prague". his sessions with freemasons and leading Czech artists of his time...
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During its thousand-year history, Prague is connected to Jerusalem in many ways respects, one of the most fundamental of which is the visionary effort of the father of Bohemia, King Karl IV. related to the creation of "Heavenly Jerusalem" in Prague and Karlštejn...
Description of the event:
The paintings "Heavenly and Earthly Jerusalem" were created by H.A. Omer in 1994-2000 in Israel , with the inspiration of the thinker, visionary architect, kabbalist, and one might say contemporary prophet from Jerusalem, Dr. Yitzchak Hayutman (1943–2021).
H.A. Omer: "In these paintings, in which the complex mutual interaction between the heavenly and earthly Jerusalem takes place, there is a visualization of ideas based, among other things, on my intuitive interpretation of the biblical theme see, but rather in modern, feminist symbolism."
The work Heavenly Prague was created in 2020-2022 and is part of the ongoing exhibition. Hana Alisa will talk about the cabalistic symbolism of the work Heavenly Prague, which is actually a continuation and creative completion of the cycle of visions of Heavenly Jerusalem. scheme of the cabalistic Tree of Life. Here, too, a multidimensional symbolic and mythological language is evident, but now connected with Czech archetypes. Their zenith is the scheme of the Heavenly Jerusalem, born from the compass of the First Geometer...
Hana Alisa Omer also connects the two cities in her personal story.
After in the artistic village of Ein Hod in Israel's house burned down in a forest fire in 2010, she started living in Prague, which provided her with a new background. Moreover, with the inspiration of its unique beauty, history, mythology, places of strength, towers and bridges, hills, paths, rivers and streams, her creativity was renewed and she started to paint again.
In Prague she then organized several exhibitions with with the name: "Prague - Jerusalem connection", for example in the Jewish community in Prague or in the Congregation of the Brethren Church. With that came the realization that her next life task must therefore be "Heavenly Prague". his sessions with freemasons and leading Czech artists of his time...
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