Ana
Lazovsky

Since the year 1998 Ana is fully dedicated to art. At first it was ceramics sculpture. Then she started exhibiting and getting very favorable responses from the public, who relished her work, bought, and encouraged her to go on to other media, so it was only natural to take it one step further, to bronze.

She has exhibited many times at the New York Artexpo show, Art Miami, Art Philadelphia, The Chicago Artist Project, Artexpo Toronto, several International Art Fairs in Spain and several times at the Lineart Art Fair in Gent, Belgium. She has also exhibited at the Art Shanghai Show in China.Ana's sculptures are part of many private collections all around the globe, as well as being shown in several galleries in the USA, Israel, Belgium, Holland, South Korea and Spain.

In 2007 Ana moved to Kadima, a small town some 25 miles north of Tel Aviv, to a new home she and her life's partner David built, which includes the studio where she creates her work and a gallery where she displays it, open by appointment.

Ana works in two parallel styles, figurative and abstract, both converging in her use of fluid, clean and harmonious lines. Her figurative sculptures are somewhat distorted in their proportions, emphasizing voluptuosity and femininity, and expressing a wide variety of feelings: love, delight, togetherness, tenderness, joy of life, strenght and pride. Their daring expression of sensuality shows in a rare, charming way. Her abstract style is minimalistic with a certain Art Nouveau flair, and a good sense of balanced composition.

Ana casts her bronzes at a foundry near her home, using the lost wax method. She follows the whole process very closely, doing the finishing of the wax models by herself, and carefully supervising the polishing and finishing of her sculptures, up to the very special patinas she chooses. Ana is a perfectionist and each one of her pieces shows it.