A symphony of parts I have been on the search for an authentic way of producing art that is authentic but also aesthetically pleasing, colourful, and playful. As I have been delving into the world of IFS and understanding the framework of parts, I have been inspired to create art that, through its medium and composition, expresses this framework. Brushstrokes consist of small parts—dots, lines, and squiggles—which together make up the composition of the artwork. The method differs from the pointillism method in that it uses different-sized parts, not just dots. For me, it represents the vast makeup of an individual's parts—some colourful, some full, some big, some small—and how they all work together to create a whole. The strokes are represented on top of a plain white canvas. For me, this represents'self or the soul of a person—pure and simple. It is covered by all our parts but remains there nonetheless. Depending on how you structure your parts or strokes, they will either hide the pure self or reveal it. My subject matters are also based on inspiring Jewish ideas, prayers, and ideals. I really hope to inspire people who connect to my art and create a means that brings pure energy into your home.