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This piece was inspired by an article I read during the Kosovo crisis. A woman in her 60s was made homeless and spent the night on the cold ground under the"shelter" of a sheet of plastic.

For purchase of originals, please contact the artist: ellendreibelbis@gmail.com It is the inner world that inspires me, the archetypal, the psychological, the contemplative, the spiritual. My work is timeless rather than trendy, beautiful things wrested sometimes painfully, from the depths of my experience as a human being and an artist. I'm very attracted to strong inner emotion. I love to watch people on the street, in cafes, or subways. Sometimes, as I'm watching, a face will become aflame with an intense personal feeling, in response to some inner thought, illuminating the anonymous environment like a beacon. I love the contrast between the unique, complex human being, and the drab, functional environment. I'm always on the...