Tali Navon, Untitled, 2012

Tali Navon

Untitled, 2012

Oil on framed canvas
40/40 cm (framed 59/59 cm)

signed

Tali Navon (1964), lives and works in Tel Aviv. Painting, video and installation artist.

Studied at the "Kalisher" School of Art, studied at "Shenkar", at the Margolshinsky High School of Painting and Cinema at Tel Aviv University.

Showed at the Israel Museum, Petah Tikva Museum, Ashdod Museum, Haifa Museum, Beit Reuven Museum, Mana Katz Museum and Beit Bialik. Video works were presented at the Jerusalem Film Festival, in London, in Boston, at the University of Middlebury, Vermont and Seoul. Winner of the "Simon Fund" - Tel Aviv Museum, and supported by the Yehoshua Rabinovitz Foundation for the Arts. Her works are in the Discount Collection, Leumi collection and private collections in Israel and around the world.

Navon parallels art on every issue to literature and written material. Her works deal with understanding what happens in the reading process, how the reader is activated by the text, researches the dialect of a language, the meaning of reading and writing. In her eyes, a person's connection to a book is a connection on which the existence of a social and cultural community is founded.