Nouli Omer – A woman spitting fire

Description

“Every artist creates with his personality in all its layers.” – A.B. Joshua

“I am a multidisciplinary artist who creates from a full, free, and authentic inner space. I express myself through visual art, writing, acting, and music.  I am nourished by my impressions of what’s happening around me.
Over the years and up to this day, in visual art, my work has ranged from drawing to embroidery, assemblages, lighting fixtures, mobiles, magnets, video, and drawing on plates.

Whether they are criticism or full of love and wonder for beauty, thoughts, and feelings are translated into a very colorful expression to glorify life’s desire. I aspire to translate my criticism into humor, whether it is a plastic or a theatrical work.

My artwork has taken shape over the years as an independent, personal style, not connected to any trend and free of commitment to any group or movement.

I work intuitively. One of the themes arising repeatedly in many of my works, whether overtly or covertly, is a flight. A flight may be expressed in concrete images such as birds, symbolizing both freedom and vulnerability for me, or in abstract images often characterized by vibrant colors and amorphous forms. 

My preferred mediums are painting on canvas, assemblage, painting on plates, drawing, and embroidery. Freedom from consensus and artistic independence lies at the center of my art-making as I seek to convey a social critique, usually through humor. The choice of plentiful, overflowing color in my work reflects and intensifies my joie de vivre.”