Janna Shulrufer

Dr. Ricardo Cesar Lescano:

"When the artist knows on what strings should play, they works easily and naturally. Israeli artist Janna Shulrufer confirms this idea in her paintings, which differs a pronounced individuality and nobility, and the simplicity and rigor of execution are central elements of her aesthetics.
With energetic lines and categorical color combinations Janna Shulrufer defines her concept of art in the face of the world claiming that poetry in the visual arts - physically palpable. Her paintings reflect the subtle emotions and deep meanings, which are the bridge between imagination and reality.
People and animals looking at you at close range, such as in the works of "Bulls" and "Repatriation on the bull", endowed with a strong and vibrant energy. Janna Shulrufer's Art reflects the happiness and tragedy, the inherent humanity. We can say that an interpretation related to the figurative condition of his paintings, and the allegory of painting - a quiet meditation on the nature of living beings, the pain of their existence and inevitable fatality of being, as well as happy moments and a wonderful aroma, accompanied by their earthly journey.
Artificial and ridiculous hysteria prevailing in the contemporary...

Janna Shulrufer is israeli painter (b.1968) and she lives in Safed. She is a member of the Israel Painters and Sculptors Association. Her artworks are displayed at the General Exhibition of Safed (Artist’s Colony Safed), and in the private collections of Israel and abroad.

2014, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024 – Mini print International of Cadaques (Spain)
2017 - Special sale exhibition,''PLACE'', collaboration between Montefiore Auction House and Jaffa Salon. Montefiore Salon, 36 Gordon St, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
2015 - 2018 – The International Biennale of Graphic Art in Jerusalem (Israel)
2013 – 2018, 2022 - Annual exhibitions of The Israel Painters & Sculptors Association (R.A.) in Shagall House, Haifa (Israel).
2012 – Feminity - Solo exhibition in Kastra Center in Haifa (International Cultural Union).
2008 – Exhibition in Ein Hod (artist’s village), Israel