Naama Hose

Naama Hose is an experienced and mature artist that has been engaged solely with her art for over 50 years.

Naama developed various techniques of drawing that would seem to look like little point etching. She also continues to experiment with intimate colors and the illusion of transparency with oils and acrylics.

Additionally, Naama is engaged in the development of new techniques involving digital prints combining mixed medias of dyed photographs, paper collages and special oil techniques.

In the recent years, Naama broadened her fields to include sculptures. Her sculptures are based on old and worn-out wood and metal materials gathered from construction sites and deserted factories. In her hands, they are transformed into abstracts of men and women and then coated in brilliant metal colors; as if to convey the life of people, suffering hardships but still rising from their beaten existence, mask and color themselves.

1961 Avni School of Fine Arts in Tel Aviv.
1981 The Fine Arts School in L.A.
1983 Amsterdam School of Fine Arts.

1974 - Tel Aviv Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
1980 - Stanford Gallery, Del Mar, California
1984 - Fair Oaks Gallery, San Francisco
1986 - Art Colony, Ein Hod, Israel
1989 - Art Expo, N.Y.
2000 - Our World in the World 2000, United Nations and worldwide exhibition:
- St. James's Palace
- Mall Galleries, London
- World Trade Centre, Stockholm
- United Nations, New York
2013 - I C U a Barcelona Abstract World