Shoshi Rimer
I was born in
Israel in the year 1958.
I have been exposed to quilting in 1995 during my studies in
"Itzuvim", Combined Art College, in Jaffa, Israel. The course,
which focused on traditional techniques, introduced me to the centuries-old basics
of quilting. Therefore, the quilts of the first years were based on traditional
techniques. I used it to create a quilt, but the only self-expression was
through the fabric choices.
Later, I studied with various teachers and artistic quilters in
Israel and abroad, thereby learning a number of innovative techniques.
Gradually I developed a more personal way of expressing myself. I used the
acquired techniques as a foundation while letting my imagination run free as I
design my works. For me quilting is a wonderful evolving art form, offering
infinite creative possibilities and learning opportunities. The Inspiration for
my quilts comes from a variety of sources. It can be nature, an expression, a
color, a word and I tend to collaborate with artists of other media.
Shadows by Soshi Rimer |
I have had three solo
exhibitions abroad and one in Israel. I participated in various group
exhibitions in Israel, The Netherlands, England, Switzerland, Austria, France,
Taiwan and the USA.
I am a member of the Israel Quilter's Association (IQA) since
1997. In addition I belong to two art quilt groups: “Encounters” a group of 15
Israeli Art Quilt artists and "Voyage" an Internet art quilt group of
artists drawn from around the world.
Burning Fields by Soshi Rimer |
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Nice to meet you Shoshi. I love the Burning Fields piece.
ReplyDeleteHi Maggi
DeleteThank you. I love very much this piece
Shoshi
Hi Shoshi!
ReplyDeleteNice to see your smiling face again. Very good to learn more about you. I will go and learn more from your website!
I hope you will be at FOQ this year?
Sandy in the UK
Hi Sandy
DeleteThank you for your comment. Unfortunately I won't visit FOQ this year as I have a solo exhibition in France in September, so need the time to work as well can't take more holiday before. Hope to visit it again next year.
Shoshi