ABOUT
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The 1978-born autodidact currently lives and works in Tel-Aviv. While having studied the arts in high school, she draws a unique life experience from spending a decade as a fashion model in European cities such as London, Paris, Milan and Athens. Exhibiting for the first time in 2011, Goren has since presented six solo shows and approximately fourteen group shows.
Goren bases her work on her personal life's diary, involving her surroundings, persons close to her, and her experiences. She uses mixed media and materials, including ink, graphite, and oil-stick on paper, for her paintings and collages. Her large-scale works are mostly oil on non-stretched canvas and wood. Additionally, Goren has an expertise in various techniques of paper cutting.
Goren's works are typically forceful, expressive, and on occasion include subtle hints of social and political critique, as well as indictments against the objectification of women. Those are often presented with more than a hint of morbid humour.
Her most recent major show opened at Berlin's Circle 1 Gallery, and showcased an unusual collaboration with Danny Beck, with both artists working on a single format as if they were one individual artist. The show proved successful and the intriguing form of collaboration attracted media attention.
Goren's Tel-Aviv solo show in 2013 at Zaritzky Artists' House comprised of oil paintings and large-scale drawings, and tackled the recurring emotional roller-coaster of elation, anti-climax, and collapse.
Goren's work has been constantly covered in art blogs as well as two major profiles in Israel's national daily newspaper Haaretz.
Goren published an artist book in collaboration with renowned Israeli poet Daniel Oz in November 2016 followed with a solo exhibition with drawings from the book, and now working on her next solo exhibition.
The 1978-born autodidact currently lives and works in Tel-Aviv. While having studied the arts in high school, she draws a unique life experience from spending a decade as a fashion model in European cities such as London, Paris, Milan and Athens. Exhibiting for the first time in 2011, Goren has since presented six solo shows and approximately fourteen group shows.
Goren bases her work on her personal life's diary, involving her surroundings, persons close to her, and her experiences. She uses mixed media and materials, including ink, graphite, and oil-stick on paper, for her paintings and collages. Her large-scale works are mostly oil on non-stretched canvas and wood. Additionally, Goren has an expertise in various techniques of paper cutting.
Goren's works are typically forceful, expressive, and on occasion include subtle hints of social and political critique, as well as indictments against the objectification of women. Those are often presented with more than a hint of morbid humour.
Her most recent major show opened at Berlin's Circle 1 Gallery, and showcased an unusual collaboration with Danny Beck, with both artists working on a single format as if they were one individual artist. The show proved successful and the intriguing form of collaboration attracted media attention.
Goren's Tel-Aviv solo show in 2013 at Zaritzky Artists' House comprised of oil paintings and large-scale drawings, and tackled the recurring emotional roller-coaster of elation, anti-climax, and collapse.
Goren's work has been constantly covered in art blogs as well as two major profiles in Israel's national daily newspaper Haaretz.
Goren published an artist book in collaboration with renowned Israeli poet Daniel Oz in November 2016 followed with a solo exhibition with drawings from the book, and now working on her next solo exhibition.