Artist Statement
I like to think of my art as a means of communication. I find that art teaches me what I am capable of being and becoming and allows me to express what I have learned. Calling myself an artist is a clarion call for me to take responsibility for seeing more deeply into myself and sharing what I see with others. Each medium that I work in affords a new language with which to create and I love the freedom that multiple media brings. In addition, art helps me to fine tune my spiritual practices. Delving deeper into my spiritual being by exploring diverse art forms, I find ways of saying what I had never seen before and seeing what I had never felt.
About the Artist
Ruthie Feldman, aka Dr. Ruth Pinkenson Feldman and the “Green Bubbie” ( “See her blog at www.thegreenbubbie.blogspot.com) is an internationally recognized expert in early childhood education. A believer in the creative power in each of us to be lifelong learners, Ruth has moved from representationalism to abstract expressionism in her paintings and layered meanings in her collages. She finds the interpretations viewers bring to her works endlessly intriguing and a strong motivation for her continued development as an artist.
I like to think of my art as a means of communication. I find that art teaches me what I am capable of being and becoming and allows me to express what I have learned. Calling myself an artist is a clarion call for me to take responsibility for seeing more deeply into myself and sharing what I see with others. Each medium that I work in affords a new language with which to create and I love the freedom that multiple media brings. In addition, art helps me to fine tune my spiritual practices. Delving deeper into my spiritual being by exploring diverse art forms, I find ways of saying what I had never seen before and seeing what I had never felt.
About the Artist
Ruthie Feldman, aka Dr. Ruth Pinkenson Feldman and the “Green Bubbie” ( “See her blog at www.thegreenbubbie.blogspot.com) is an internationally recognized expert in early childhood education. A believer in the creative power in each of us to be lifelong learners, Ruth has moved from representationalism to abstract expressionism in her paintings and layered meanings in her collages. She finds the interpretations viewers bring to her works endlessly intriguing and a strong motivation for her continued development as an artist.
