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Adriana
Naveh
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| Biography Born in Argentina in 1963, Adriana Naveh graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts at the De Cuyo University. In 1985, she emigrated to Israel where she proceeded to learn the arts of etching and drawing at the Avni Institue in Tel Aviv. She spent the next few years studying under famous artists, among them Ian Rauchwerger, that have inspired her work and have contributed to her knowledge in art. In 1989 she was employed as an artist in the Calman Shemi Studio. During the few years leading to the new millenium she also graduated from Ort Career Institue in interior design. By the year 2000 she was teaching drawing at a variety of institutions, among them the Yad Lebanim Museum in Petach Tikvah, the Amamit University in Jerusalem and also teaching privately. Since 1988, Adriana has been exhibiting regularly. Countries include Israel, the USA, Spain, Turkey, Belgium, Switzerland, South Korea, and Canada.
With the use of
an interesting medium - plaster spackle and large open spaces, she
gives
new meaning to the power and simplicity in composition. Women, engrossed
in thought, caught in a simple soft pose are highlighted by a
background of household objects. The intimate and private subjects are
inspired from everyday life. In her paintings,
Adriana plays with light and her palette introduces the observer to a
magic moment. The light in her works create visual illusions in pursuit
of perfection. She inspires us to dream of the beauty the women are
offering us. |