Music Digital Art - La Vie En Rose 04 3.23.14 by Rozita Fogelman

La Vie En Rose 04 3.23.14 is a piece of digital artwork by Rozita Fogelman which was uploaded on March 24th, 2014.

La Vie En Rose 04 3.23.14

Rozi Fogel is a Russian/American conceptual artist and eco-art activist. Born in 1964 in Tbilisi, Georgia, she immigrated with her family to Israel... more

by Rozita Fogelman

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19.000 x 25.600 x 0.001 inches

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Title

La Vie En Rose 04 3.23.14

Artist

Rozita Fogelman

Medium

Digital Art - Mixed Media

Description

Rozi Fogel is a Russian/American conceptual artist and eco-art activist. Born in 1964 in Tbilisi, Georgia, she immigrated with her family to Israel in 1975, and since 1998, she lives and works in Berkeley, California.

She studied dance and music in Tbilisi, Georgia; graphic design and sculpture in Jaffa, Tel Aviv at Avni Institute of Art and Design, and in 2011, she pioneered a new multi-disciplinary media art graduate program at California State University East Bay with emphasis on multimedia, communication and contemporary studio practice arts.

Fogel is a conceptual, abstract-expressionist, colorist, minimalist, avant-garde, anti-war and environmental activist artist. She works with elements, language and abstract; using contemporary and traditional media: dealing with abstract representational often triggered by language, and experimental use of multimedia, times study of a single hue or a minimal form of structure.

She distinguished visual communication and sound as her first language out of five. Her work is influenced by dance and jazz, shamanism and zen, dada and Art School of New York, the ancient Jewish Kabbalah and Gutenberg’s movable type, science and technology. She loves to try exploring metaphysical concepts.

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March 24th, 2014