Vered Rosen
Art for life
In my work I deal with the effects of memory, the subconscious, desires and fantasies over the perception of reality. Using digitally manipulated photographs, often combined with neon lights as well as many different printing materials, I examine the components of the dream based on Freudian theories, I dismantle and rebuild it, turning a dream into a reality and the reality into a fantasy.



Previous Exhibitions

Artist Bio
Vered Rosen was born and raised in Israel. After completing her service in the Israeli Air Force in 1993, she studied architecture between 1994-1996 at the University of La Sapienza in Rome and completed her studies in architecture at Tel Aviv University in 2001, Between the years 2002-2005, she studied painting and drawing at 'The Studio' Art School, and in 2011 she studied photography at 'Creative Land' School of Photography in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Since 2010, Vered participated in a number of group exhibitions held in Tel Aviv, with an emphasis on exhibitions with social values, including the series of annual exhibitions of the Art Association for Aids Task Force 2012-2017) and an exhibition dedicated for children with ADHD in 2016, as well as Individual exhibitions conducted in non-commercial spaces in Israel.
By 2015, Vered had relaunched her artistic journey with a series of 5 solo exhibitions she had at Tel Aviv, Israel: 'Behind the lens' (2015), 'Kaleidoscope' (2016), 'IT WAS ALL A DREAM' (2017), 'Oh the places you'll go' (2019) and the special project which was exhibited at the 5th International Israeli photo
Festival 'Escape room' (2018).
"Works of art make rules; rules do not make works of art"