Artist Information:
Nina Gabriel
Tarzana, CA
United States
Member Since: Jun 2007
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Artist Statement:
Nina Gabriel Artist’s
Statement
“May our walking on Earth be
gentle as the Union of a
Butterfly and a Flower”
Traditional Buddhist Blessing
Rainbows are the same all over
the world, and, they are the
same at any time we look at
them. Our perception of them
is, however ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Galleries:
In November 2007 I became a
member and participating
artist for a very important
cause that is extremely dear
to my heart and work that I
do. ART WOLD PROJECT It is
AN ART PROJECT IN FAVOR OF
CHILDREN IN NEED
I invite you to visit their
website and contribute ...
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Artist Reviews:
The art of the American
award-winning artist Nina
Gabriel reflects the deep
understanding of mythology,
Kabbalah, astrology and many
other forms of esoteric
knowledge and wisdom. It is
subtle in its form and yet
contains complex and powerful
messages. There are many
themes and subjects but the
predominant message ...
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Collections:
In November 2006 I became a
member of The International
Museum of Collage, Assemblage
and Construction –
www.CollageMuseum.comwhere I
donated “Center of Bangua”
collage for exhibition at the
museum.
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Commissions:
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Nina Gabriel's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Nina Gabriel's Portfolio.
Nina Gabriel Artist’s Statement
“May our walking on Earth be gentle as the Union of a Butterfly and a Flower”
Traditional Buddhist Blessing
Rainbows are the same all over the world, and, they are the same at any time we look at them. Our perception of them is, however is different every time we see them and it is ever – changing, according to our mood, feelings and state of mind.
My earliest recollection and recognition of rainbows goes back to when I was a little girl, sitting beside my grandfather, at his famous desk where he used to make amazingly interesting and beautiful things. At the same time, he taught my brother and me the colors of the rainbow and that is where it all began – my love for beauty, color and art for things of beauty and for things that were left for us to interpret.
I felt connected to nature and its boundless beauty since my childhood. I also enjoyed making things – of clay or any other media. My grandfather taught us many of those techniques and approaches to expression. From my grandmother, I learned crochet, embroidery and some sewing. Later on, I learned to work with ... |
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