“My work reflects my preoccupations – art about nature; art about walls; art about rescues; art about play; art about the Holocaust; art about Tzitzit for three-year old boys and girls. Art about the natural and the unnatural. Art made from soil, seeds, wire, paper, beads, birds and whatever happens to be at hand.” — Nomi Kaplan
ABOUT KAPLAN’S WORK
Incorporating photographs, photo-collage, rubbings and installation pieces, Nomi Kaplan has produced a diverse and powerful body of photographic work. She continues to explore recurring themes of cycles of nature, mass advertising culture, gender, the Holocaust and Jewish iconography in her photography-based and installation work. Her artwork has been exhibited in galleries and museums in the United States, Canada and Israel.