Adriana Naveh Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper:"Geisha"
Artist: Adriana Naveh
Title: Geisha
Edition Size: 375
Medium: Serigraph on Paper
Image Dimensions: 17.75" x 26.75"
About the Art: 1963 Born in Argentina 1981- 1985 Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts at the De Cuyo University in Argentina 1985 Emigrates to Israel 1986 - 1989 Educated in the art of etching and drawing at the Avni Institute in Tel Aviv Studies and is inspired by famous artist among them Ian Rauchwerger that contributes a lot to her knowledge in art. 1989-present employed as an artist in the Calman Shemi studio. 2000-Currently teaching drawing at a variety of institutions among them the prestigious Yad Lebanim Museum in Petach Tikva, the Amamit University in Jerusalem and private courses. 1997 - 2000 Graduated from Ort Career Institute in interior design.
With the use of an interesting medium, plaster spackle, and large open spaces the artist gives new meaning to the power of simplicity in composition. Women, engrossed in thought, caught in a simple soft pose, highlighted by a background of household objects. The intimate and private subjects are inspired from everyday life.
Her works can be seen in private collections in Argentina, Israel, Spain, France and USA.
Title: Geisha
Edition Size: 375
Medium: Serigraph on Paper
Image Dimensions: 17.75" x 26.75"
About the Art: 1963 Born in Argentina 1981- 1985 Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts at the De Cuyo University in Argentina 1985 Emigrates to Israel 1986 - 1989 Educated in the art of etching and drawing at the Avni Institute in Tel Aviv Studies and is inspired by famous artist among them Ian Rauchwerger that contributes a lot to her knowledge in art. 1989-present employed as an artist in the Calman Shemi studio. 2000-Currently teaching drawing at a variety of institutions among them the prestigious Yad Lebanim Museum in Petach Tikva, the Amamit University in Jerusalem and private courses. 1997 - 2000 Graduated from Ort Career Institute in interior design.
With the use of an interesting medium, plaster spackle, and large open spaces the artist gives new meaning to the power of simplicity in composition. Women, engrossed in thought, caught in a simple soft pose, highlighted by a background of household objects. The intimate and private subjects are inspired from everyday life.
Her works can be seen in private collections in Argentina, Israel, Spain, France and USA.
