Since I can remember I have always had an obsession with Ancient Egypt. My first memory is from the age of 4. My mother, a doctor of Art History, was invited to lecture at the British Museum. I accompany her there, and we came across an Egyptian Art exhibition. To this day, my heart beats faster when I recall that significant moment, standing as if transfixed, gazing at a gargantuan mummy. I felt I was in the presence of something so familiar. In a way, it felt like being home..  And I was magnetized with no ability to move. This was the beginning of my world.

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As a grown-up, I always felt a longing to Ancient Egypt. I have a full library of books on the subject, saw all the films, and flew around the world looking for exhibitions to quench my thirst.

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When I completed my Master’s Degree, I started an exciting ‘affair’ with my second love, fashion. Working with leading fashion magazines and TV shows, I became an expert in the field.. My Egyptian obsession lay in the dark, waiting for me to return.

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In my search for meaning and connection, In 2016, I  finally started creating jewelry. I found myself designing ancient artifacts. Remnants from a world long forgotten. Every ring conveyed a secret power; each bracelet carried secrets of old cultures. People around me were fascinated by these creations, and stories of Ancient Egypt came back to haunt me.

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At some point, it felt like I was reassembling a treasure. One that was scattered and lost many moons ago. At this point i began with sculptures and statues, and Ancient Egypt regained full possession over me. I left my work as a stylist and fashion journalist. I devoted my all to the art. I had to complete my long lost treasure so that everyone could share in the magic with me.

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Exhibitions

• A Women By Herself, Comme-il-faut port house TLV 2017 

• Extra Large Dreams Gal Gaon TLV 2017

• Black Abstracts Gal Gaon TLV 2018

• Fresh Paint TLV 2018

• Wish List Gal Gaon Gallery Tel Aviv 2018 

• Giorgia Viola - PARIS Fashion Week 2018