Roni
Landa

Roni Landa is an artist born in Israel in 1986.
Since accomplishing with honors her B.Des degree in Textile Design from Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, her practice has continued to revolve around patterns and textures but has developed into the realms of sculpture and art which she continues to explore today, working on her MFA degree in Bezalel Academy of Art.
Greatly inspired by the aesthetic of memento-mori and 16th-century Dutch still-life painting, Landa is best known for her surreal and macabre objects, sculptures, and installations. Luring the viewer to come closer, Landa’s work is visually seductive and appealing at first glance, yet at the same time it critically deals with issues as mortality, the divine, beauty and spoil in a pursue to achieve a delicate balance between lush and sensual to hedonistic, decadent and unsettling.
Landa’s works were featured in various publications, websites and art magazines such as HiFructose, Gestalten and Ha’aretz. She has participated in group exhibitions in institutes such as the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and the Israel Museum amongst others, she was featured in a solo exhibition, Grand Finalé, at the Rosenfeld Gallery, where she is now represented.
Landa is currently based in Tel Aviv, where she creates and lives with her husband and two daughters.