Explore Parashat Mikets (Genesis 41–44) through art at The Studio in Venice — a reflection on dreams fulfilled, leadership, famine, and the precision of divine timing.
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Explore Parashat Vayeshev (Genesis 37–40) through art at The Studio in Venice — a meditation on Joseph’s dreams, his descent into darkness, and the hidden hand of divine providence.
Discover Parashat Vayishlach (Genesis 32–36) through art at The Studio in Venice — exploring Jacob’s struggle, reconciliation, identity and the unfolding of sacred promise.
Explore Parashat Vayetze (Genesis 28–32) through art at The Studio in Venice — a reflection on Jacob’s journey, divine dreams, and the unfolding of sacred promise.
This week’s Torah portion (Explore Parashat Toledot (Genesis 25–28) through art at The Studio in Venice — a meditation on family, conflict, destiny, and the unfolding of God’s covenant.
This week’s Torah portion (Genesis 23:1–25:18) leads us through transitions of life: the passing of Sarah, the first legal acquisition of the land at Hebron, the mission to find a wife for Isaac, and the legacy of Abraham.
Parashat Vayera – He Appeared
This week’s Torah portion (Genesis 18:1–22:24) invites us into one of Abraham’s most profound moments: divine visitors at his tent, the plea for Sodom, the birth of Isaac — and the unforgettable test on Mount Moriah.
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At The Studio in Venice, we bring Vayera to life through art — where sacred presence, mercy, and the courage of faith converge in brush strokes. ✨
Parashat Lech Lecha n.03:
In this portion we see G-d calling Abram to leave his home and go to the land of Canaan. So Abram and Sarai, together with their nephew Lot, settle in Canaan. G-d blesses Abram, promising him countless descendants, and make a covenant with him. But Sarai is barren. She gives Abram her maid Hagar to bear a child in her place, and Hagar gives birth to a son, Ishmael. G-d promises Abram that Sarai too would soon bear a son. Then G-d changes Abram’s name to Abraham, and Sarai’s name to Sarah…
Parashat Noach n.02:
Then the earth became corrupt. In this portion we see G-d commanded Noach, the only upright man in his generation, to build an ark to save himself, his family, and two of every living thing, for a flood was about to destroy the earth. Noach did so. After forty days of rain, water covered the earth, drowning all life, except those inside…
Parashat Bereshit n.01:
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