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The Black Church,Brașov

Some of us were heading out to see the Black Church,The other part of the group stayed at Council Square.The church is the largest Gothic church between Vienna and Istanbul, towers over Council Square and the old town. First we needed a little cute bakery break, before entering the church. We spoiled ourselves with some really yummy desserts and coffee. I badly had to have Savarina, which I have been dreaming about for a very long time. It is a super yummy dessert. I have a not so good picture of it on the bottom :) But is was s so yummy! Was so worth the wait!

In the picture below is a very famous Romanian dessert called Savarina, that I was waiting for so long to have. Super yummy!!!

Girls are enjoying a really yummy dessert!

After our break we continued to the Black Church. We could not take pictures inside, since everything is so old and photography can damage the art effects. It's a shame, since it was really fascinating.

The Black Church got its name from the big fire in 1689 by invaders, that partially destroyed the church. You can actually see some of the fire damage on the exterior of the church.

Picture below is taken from Wikipedia, since I don't have a proper image of the church.

The Organ below is known to be the biggest Organ from 1839 with the 4000 pipes.

Click on the picture to take you to a link with more info about this beautiful Organ.

The Picture below is a post card I bought of the 10 women Virtues that representing , Hard work, Confidence, Wisdom, self-restraint, Abstinence, Patience, Generosity,Love, Kindness and fear of god. I love that they chose women to represent those qualities in people. It was beautifully painted inside the church. I couldn't take pictures inside, so I got a couple from the internet.

This is another incredible story of the Virgin Mary painting inside the church. Her dress used to be the color blue before the fire, and mysteriously it turned black after the fire. Pretty incredible.

There were a lot of great stories that we heard about the Black Church. One of the stories is in the picture below on top of one of the exterior pillars is the statue of a little boy in danger of falling.The story says that the little boy was an amazingly skilled apprentice who made his master jealous during the construction of the Black Church. The master pushed the boy to his death and later rest of the builders decided to create the statue so that the talented young boy would not be forgotten.

After we finished our tour inside the church, we were going to meet our second part of our group, that did not want to join us on this tour. On the way there we saw this two lads. I just had to snap this picture. They were gracious enough to late me take a picture of them. In fact they are the ones that asked me if I want to take a picture and they posed for me. Everybody is so nice in Romania.

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I am a mom to two beautiful girls, Nadya 12 and Pierra 7. They are the love of my life. I have been married to my soulmate Jay for 20 years and have been together for 24. Im Originally from Israel. I served 2 years in the Israeli Army and have been living in Los Angeles for the last 28 years. I am an artist. The owner of a company name Pepushas which means dolls in Romanian. I make little dolls out of beads and flowers. Also I have been working on props for a few theater productions, school plays such as Beauty and the Beast, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, The Sneetches, The Purple Dress, and a series of Shakespeare plays for Los Angeles Drama Club based in Los Angeles California, such as Titus Andronicus, Hamlet, Macbeth, Marchant of Venice and the Tempest. Art is in my blood, I just love creating. One of my favorite things in life is to bake and cook. I was a personal chef to a nutritionist that had celiac disease, so all my cooking for her and her family was Gluten Free. I love healthy cooking and eating. Also for a short while I was cooking for a charter school and a rehabilitation center. Amongst other things I was working with kids for 10 years as a nanny, which I love. The most important things in life for me are my family and friends. I just love to love and be happy.

 

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About Me - Avi Rozen

Vector and pixel artist, a graduate of the Avni Institute of Art and Design Tel-Aviv. Lives and works as a graphic designer in Tel-Aviv. Influenced by technology, computing, mathematics, physics and biology. Tries to find a new aesthetic by blurring the boundaries between design, painting and photography. Demonstrates a new visual world of reassembled images built from pixels. Believes that by concealing data, the eye is drawn to the missing points and invites the viewer to complete them. The more the eye focuses on the missing data, the more the viewer becomes attentive to the piece, and gets involved in active dialog with it. Using different techniques: Vector design, Paper Folding, Photography, Oil on canvas. Painting only with black oil color on white canvas creating unique contrast. Among other things, exhibited in IMAGINATION, Israeli Art Exhibition from 2008 to 2011, Art About Munich 2014, Art About Frankfurt 2015 and more.

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