Noa
Ironic

Grew up in Israel in an orthodox Jewish household, went to an all-girl orthodox school until she was 13. After her parents separated in 2001, her mother became nonreligions and so did she, although she never truly considered herself a religious person. A bit after she turned 13, she ended the relationship with her father and later on changed her family name, what at the age of 17 felt like a very liberating act.
Her mother was a stained-glass artist and a teacher. she grew up in her studio, since school was not her cup of tea at the time. At the age of 20, Noa tried out for art school and started her studies at Shenkar college the next semester.
Before art school she painted and drew for years on a daily basis, but in the first two years of her degree she tried to find herself in other mediums and it wasn’t a good fit.
Noa finished her studies, a fully committed painter and part time sculptor. School taught her a lot, but she is ready for the next stage of her career.