Naveh was born in 1963 in Mendoza, Argentina. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts at the De Cuyo University in her hometown of Mendoza. She immigrated to Israel in 1985 where she studied etching and drawing at the Avni Institute in Tel Aviv under famous artists such as Ian Rachwerger.
She was employed as an artist at the Calman Shemi studio. She studied Interior Design and she teaches drawing at a variety of institutions. She lives in Jerusalem with her two children.
Naveh’s art work depicts scenes from everyday life with an atmosphere of spiritual introspection. Her canvases are mainly worked on with large palette knives and she has recently begun to work on aluminum using acrylic paint with generous layers of lacquer. Working with this material forces different types of compositions, pushing Naveh in the direction of colorful, abstract urban landscapes.
Adriana Naveh
Acrylic on Canvas, 120x160 cm Tel Aviv, Israel
Car Paint over Aluminium, 120x180 cm Belgium
Car Paint over Aluminium, 120x180 cm Belgium
Car Paint over Aluminium, 120x180 cm Belgium
Acrylic on Canvas, 100x200 cm Tel Aviv, Israel
Acrylic on Canvas, 100x200 cm Tel Aviv, Israel
Car Paint over Aluminium, 120x180 cm Tel Aviv, Israel
Car Paint over Aluminium 120x180 cm Singapore
Car Paint over Aluminium, 80x80 cm Singapore
Creations
Exhibitions
2016
ELAL King David Lounge, Ben Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv, Israel
2014
Art Market by Bruno Art Group, Tel Aviv, Israel
2005
Art Miami , Miami , USA
ArtExpo, New York, USA
Fine Art Forum, New York, USA
Estampa, Madrid, Spain
2004
Art Miami, Miami, USA
ArtExpo, New York, USA
Kiaf, Seoul, Korea
Estampa, Madrid, Spain
Galerie Assadi, Nyon, Switzerland
2003
Art Miami, Miami, USA
Goldmunz Center, Anvers, Belgium
ArtExpo, New York, USA
Europ'Art, Geneve, Switzerland
Theatre of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel
Moriah Gallery, Bethesda, USA
Estampa Madrid, Spain
2002
Moriah Gallery, Bethesda, USA
Estampa, Madrid, Spain
Art Istanbul, Turkey
Decor, Atlanta, USA
Art Atlanta, Atlanta, USA
1995
Artists House, Jerusalem, Israel
1993
Theatre of Jerusalem, Israel
1988
Schluss Gallery, Neve Tzedek, Israel