by Anna Balestrieri For decades she has explored Hinduism, Sufism and Buddhism, in search of a spiritual truth. Then, almost by chance, she discovered that her parents, who survived the Shoah, had hidden her Jewish origins to protect her. Today, moving to Jerusalem, American painter Barbara Hines tells through her works about the return to a family identity that remained in the shadow for a long time. The article Barbara Hines, the rediscovery o…
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by Anna Balestrieri For decades she has explored Hinduism, Sufism and Buddhism, in search of a spiritual truth. Then, almost by chance, she discovered that her parents, who survived the Shoah, had hidden her Jewish origins to protect her. Today, moving to Jerusalem, American painter Barbara Hines tells through her works about the return to a family identity that remained in the shadow for a long time. The article Barbara Hines, the rediscovery o…