Fortuna’s Sculptures
I was born in Lebanon and grew up in a Jewish neighborhood in Beirut. After the Six Day War, my family immigrated to Israel. I went to high school in Bat Yam and completed my Baccaluréat at the Lycée Français in Netanya. I then studied French Literature and History of the Middle East at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and pursued my studies with a Master's degree in Communications. Following that, I served as press attaché at the French Consulate in Jerusalem for seventeen years.
Sculpting in stone has always been my passion. For many years, I pursued it as a hobby. Lately, it has become my full-time profession. There is something very enjoyable and satisfying in doing what you really like. I find that making art involves the physical and spiritual inner forces that exist in me and that I want to express. My sculptures combine many aspects of my personality: sensuality, intuition, softness, rudeness, spontaneity and technical abilities. The result is a piece of art that contains man
Accueil - Biennale de Montreux - exposition de sculptures sur le bord du Lac Léman
Accueil - Biennale de Montreux - exposition de sculptures sur le bord du Lac Léman
Accueil - Biennale de Montreux - exposition de sculptures sur le bord du Lac Léman
Accueil - Biennale de Montreux - exposition de sculptures sur le bord du Lac Léman