She Carried the World on Her Shoulders by Yaara Eshet

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Design By: Yaara Eshet
Ya'ara Eshet was born in Israel. Studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem. Illustrated for daily newspapers, magazines and literary publications. Eshet illustrated over 30 children, youth and adults books. She worked with advertising agencies and design studios on various projects. Eshet has show in numerous exhibitions in museums and galleries, in solo and group exhibitions and art fairs in Israel and Canada. Ya'ara Eshet has lived in Toronto, Canada since 2003 with her family and a variable number of cats.
Design By: Yaara Eshet
Ya'ara Eshet was born in Israel. Studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem. Illustrated for daily newspapers, magazines and literary publications. Eshet illustrated over 30 children, youth and adults books. She worked with advertising agencies and design studios on various projects. Eshet has show in numerous exhibitions in museums and galleries, in solo and group exhibitions and art fairs in Israel and Canada. Ya'ara Eshet has lived in Toronto, Canada since 2003 with her family and a variable number of cats.
Artist Statement

This work was created for the United Nations International Day of Rural Women. This day is meant to raise supports to gender equality and women's empowerment. It pays attention to the fact that in many countries women try to make their living by raising their own vegetables under poor and exhausting conditions. - yaara eshet