About Myrna

Myrna was born in Israel and raised in France before moving to the United States as a teenager where she studied mathematics and computer science, working as a programmer for many years. After breaking her foot, Myrna reflected on her activities and decided to take art lessons.  She has since dabbled in everything she could find: watercolors, ceramics, glass, oil, acrylics, wire art, papier mâché, woodworking, and welding to name a few. She likes to try and acquire working knowledge of materials and processes before deciding to add them to her tool box or move on to something new. She recently returned to school and obtained her Masters in Architecture.

Myrna enjoys the freedom and peace she finds in the art process. Myrna can be highly focused and exacting when designing and building furniture, sculptures, or solving problems. With other types of projects, such as drawing, painting, Myrna is able to let her intuition guide her work.

Her work goes from 16ft by 32 ft CD-House made of over 16,000 recycled CD’s to paper art, collages, encaustics, sculptures and acrylic paintings.

Her endless curiosity and need to learn new things leads to her trying new processes all the time.  Her current projects include designing paper art and infinity mirrors using Rhino (CAD system) and Grasshopper (Rhino programming language). She just completed a 3ft by 8 ft infinity mirror.