Light Lana Reiber

As an artist living and creating in an era of global change, I call for reflection on how our behavior and actions shape and influence the world.
My works address issues of racial, sexual and social discrimination, actions that destroy nature, secondary consumption of resources. I raise particular concern about the situation of animals and their treatment, believing that the world is a single whole, and our respect for it should be comprehensive.
Referring to the history of Native Americans and Africans, the legends of Scandinavia, the culture of ancient Roman, Asia, the philosophers of Greece, Egypt, I put meanings, symbols and mysteries into my works, which each viewer perceives based on their experience, emotional state and moment.
I believe that art should be a tool that helps bring people and nature closer together, and not separate them.
This is how my objects of art are born. They choose their viewers themselves and enter into a dialogue with them assuring that no one else can influence their judgment.
Lana Reiber is a Russian-Polish conceptual, multidisciplinary artist, born in Kazakhstan. Also, she is an activist.
Life experience and the cultural traditions of different countries inspired her to move from Kazakhstan to Rus...

Education
2024 - Art Communication School by Julia Sysalova
2017 – art course FTC College, Fayetteville, NC, USA
2014 – painting, workshop of D. Ignatovich, Riga, Latvia
2013 – pottery, workshop of A. Kudryashov, Moscow, Russia
2011 – Pottery, K. Ishizaki Courses, Honolulu, USA
1994 – 1997 – Law College, Kazakhstan
 

Group exhibitions:
2024 - Artventurous Magazine, publication
2024 - Art Talk Magazine, publication
2024 - ARTSY online exhibition
2024 - 45th Jured Exhibition, Goldsboro, NC
2024 - 13 online Exhibitions and catalogs in Canada Exhibizone
2024 - Visual Art Journal, interview
2024 - HMVC, New York, USA
2024 - Perseus Gallery, New York, USA
2024 - Artistonish Magazine, publication (June and October)
2024 - Biafarin, 8 art objects, Canada
2024 - Art MUSE Magazin, publication
2024 - Art Center, Fayetteville, USA
2022 – Cultural Center, Ludwigsburg, Germany
2017 – Art Center, Fayetteville, USA
2016 – Galerie Santa-Clara, Wiesbaden, Germany