Captivated by the rich pastel colors of the West, reminiscent of the brilliant light of Israel, the artist's homeland, Yaelle's oil paintings portray elegant interiors, using the motif of open windows and doorways to disclose the lush landscape surrounding the Mediterranean.

  Like the mid-17th century Dutch genre scenes by Vermeer, Dirk Hals, DeHooch, and the 19th and 20th century French painters, Bonnard and Vuillard, Yaelle was inspired by their depiction of daily life and pictorial spaces, such as, landscapes and interiors.

  Her personal style incorporates this vision, with a classical and an impressionistic approach, using the vivid colors of the West and leading the eye from the interior to the exterior landscapes - framing views.