Clari Netzer- Israeli Artist born in Mexico

 

Clari Netzer's Art

Clari Netzer's Art is influenced by her years of living in Mexico, her love for the primitive art of the diferent cultures that lived in ancient Mexico, the folklore and history of Mexican Art. Clari Netzer is now an Israeli artist who gives expression to her roots through bold color and contrasting compositions.

Through her art Clari Netzer shares with others her wealth as an Israeli artist of Jewish and Mexican roots.

Clari Netzer focuses on figurative painting , on people who have a story to tell. She seeks to express and show the human qualities of inner beauty and character. As with the Aztecs who believed in dualism, she uses contrasting elements which eventually come to balance and harmony.

Considerable influence of dualism in her paintings shows monochromatic figures against an energetic and colorful background, her totem figures are primitive and rude, but reflect infantile features, women who are not beautiful show inner beauty.

Her artworks  show a prominent harmonious composition, symbolisms and figures that add a dimension of mystery to the pictorial narrative.

Decisions in life have led Clari Netzer to breach conventional social frameworks and as such to create art that often breaches conventional frameworks. Regardless of rules and/or perspectives her paintings come from a non-conventional point of view yet are full the senses and share meticulous aesthetics.

The colors, the movement, and sometimes the contadictory compositions bring forth the power of the painting.

אני מתנגד לרעיון שצריכות להיות שלושת אלפים או ארבעת אלפים דרכים לפרש את תמונותי, צריך להיות לא יותר מפירוש אחד ופירוש זה צריך לכלול, במידה מסוימת לפחות, את הטבע, שהוא אחרי הכל לא יותר מאשר מעין מאבק בין האני   לי לעולם החיצוני

(TASCHEN פיקאסו (פיקאסו גאון המאה- ספרי אומנות

..."I am against the idea of there being three or four thousands ways to interpret my work, there should be no more than one interpretation and it has to include, in a certain way, nature, which after all  is no more than a conflict between myself and the outer world..."

Picasso (Picasso the Genious of the Century-TASCHEN Art Books).