Lea Dolinsky

Lea Dolinsky

As an architect, I used to design spaces and enclose them with walls that defined their boundaries within the natural surroundings.

As a sculptor, I think about the inner spirit of my sculptures, and define boundaries with clay. This inner spirit is the essence of my work.

Life, human beings and the relationship between them, have always inspired me. By joining them together, I can feel the music of their movements, the colors, the shadows they cast  on one another, and the sensuality of couples and groups.

Through them I can transmit my own feelings and talk with my audience, in different ways.

Lea Dolinsky

Architect and Sculptor

C.V

Born in Argentina, living Israel since 1963.

1963              Studies of Architecture – Technion, Haifa, Israel.

1967-1984     Worked as Architect in Israel.

Studies of Art and Ceramic Sculpture under Hedwig Grossman,

Immre Shrammel and Enrique Mestre.

1984-2011     100 Collectives Exhibitions in Israel, USA, Europe, Japan

1985-2012     Biennial of Art Kibutz Farod Israel  awarded

Biennial of Art Picasso Museum Vallauris France

Biennial of Aveiro Portugal.

Mino Festival of Ceramic Art Japan

100 years of Modernism Sitges Spain

SOFA New York and SOFA Chicago

Biennial of Art Chianciano 2009 Italy, awarded

Izmir Biennial of Art

Down the River Wien Austria

Circuit of Life, Prague, Czech Republic

Digital Prints C.C. Borges Buenos Aires Argentina

2013              Biennale London 2013 awarded

Palm tree Project Faro Portugal

RvanR Galeria Buenos Aires Argentina awarded

INTERPLAY Studio Vogue Gallery, Toronto, Canada

Erotica ARTEBO Bologna Italy

2014              Mein Fukushima, Die Farberei, Munich, Germany and Faro

Portugal.

1985-2011     15 Individual  Exhibitions in Israel.

1985-2011     Murals, Relieves and Sculptures in Privet Collections

Environmental Sculptures for Public Gardens and Public                                 Buildings in Israel, Europe, EEUU, Japan.

Bibliography

Female Jewish Artists in the world (3), by H. Brenner

Diary, La Nacion Art magazine, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Dairy in Ceramic Art and Perception magazine 75/2009.

Tango and Diary in Art in Migration magazine, Viena  2009.

Paper Soldier, Art in Migration, Viena 2010

Artists Series, L. Dolinsky, video film by D. Polak, Israel 2009.

Artists Dictionary USA

Masks Fountain, 500 x Art in Public  2012  Braun publishing

Germany.

1997 - 1998

2001 - 2002

Viva la Palmera Faro Portugal

500 x Art in Public – Braun    2012

Art and Perception Magazin    2009

XII-eme Biennale Internationale De Ceramique Vallauris -France

My Fukushima – Munich and Faro Portugal