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Naomi Siegmann

Naomi Siegmann (1933 - 2018) was active/lived in New York / Mexico.  Naomi Siegmann is known for Sculpture.

Naomi Siegmann was born and raised in New York but developed her artistic production in Mexico. Her language, culture and the arts have been the main essence of her work, which led to abstract realism and hyperrealism. Later on, with the desire to stimulate her work, she began to relate perceived reality to physics, a perception that led her to practice sculptural production. One of her greatest passions has been carving in wood, however she has also experimented with bronze, steel, iron, acrylic, paper, plants, resins and recycled materials. Throughout her career she has performed more than 35 individual exhibitions in several Mexican museums and her work is now part of important public and private collections in Mexico, Israel and the United States.official site of the artist www.naomisiegmann.com.mx   ...  [Displaying 820 of 1199 characters.]  Artist bio

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