My dad:

In my father’s art collection, some pieces are part of a series or under the same topic, and therefore, below are their compilations:

Note: Each of these pieces can be seen individually under their categories or as mentioned, in their compilations.

The 60’s and 70’s:

My father received his BSc (Sociology), MA ([Research] in Sociology) and was already in the midst of his PhD but, had to return home to help his sick parents. At that point he married my mother and started to build a family. Eventually, 15 years after, he finished it, PhD in Sociology and Anthropology. Most of the art pieces he had, he could not take with him and thereby only few somehow survived and are being documented (or preserved) in his albums from that time – This was around 1970±6 years (For full info: Today’s (Nov.28.25) Update + Information).

Trying To Do The Impossible:

Continuing the “The 60’s and 70’s” above, the same goes in this case. Several art pieces were lost through the years, some my father completely forgot about and he remembers but don’t exist anymore. Throughout my investigation, I was able recover some of the pieces that were gone but not anymore. After browsing inside the family albums, in particular albums of my father as well as other stuff, luckily I was able to find some old photos documenting (or preserving) their memory. of course, my investigation is not over and will continue into the future…

My mom:

Father & Son – Intersection:

I am the continuity of my parents in so many ways – “the apple hasn’t fallen far from the tree”. My father and I love sports, nature (biology) and in this particular subject of this page, art. During our life we did many things together: fixing stuff in our home (“MacGyver-ing”), my father taught me English and handy work.

Besides what is described above, we also did a couple of art pieces together – Here they are:

Books that my father edited and wrote and I designed their covers: