Sylva’s artistic theme has always been connected to people. Flamenco dance attracts the artist with the emotional fulfillment of the movement, grace, freedom of expression and passion. All that creates the spirit and magic of "Duende" that Sylva depicts with vibrant colors on her canvases.
She works in mixed media.
Sylva Zalmanson exhibited in Israel, U.S,A, U.K. Italy. Romania and Finland.
Sylva Zalmanson was born and raised in Riga, Latvia
Sylva Zalmanson arrived in Israel in 1974 after spending four years as a prisoner of Zion in the former Soviet Union.
As an artist, Sylva’s theme comprises everything that is connected to people. A major influence on her art has been the Flamenco Dance. The emotional saturation of this dance together with the grace of movement, the freedom of expression and passion that is combined with the fluidity of body motion and the beauty of the coiling hands and knocking heels. All of these join to achieve the state of “Duende,” that exhibits the spirit, magic, bewitching and imperceptibility of the dance. This is expressed through the vibrant colors and mixed media to obtain the depicted images.
Sylva’s work is on exhibition in Israel, and has also been exhibited in the USA, the UK, Italy, Rumania and Finland.
Her works are in private collections in Israel, U.S.A. ,U.K. France, Russia and Latvia.
Sylva has been featured in various Israeli TV and radio programs as well as publications in Israel.
Individual Exhibitions:
2014 - 'Flamenco and more' - 'Shorashim' gallery, Bank 'Beinleumi', Tel Aviv
2013 - 'In Spanish mood' , 'Beit Rubinshtein', Tel Aviv
2013 - 'In Spanish mood', 'Beit Silver' Ramat Gan
2012 - 'In Spanish mood' W Tower, Tel Aviv
2012 - Beit Aba Hushi' Haifa
2011 - Bat Yam Performing Art Center.
2010 - "Duende" -Israeli Opera. Tel Aviv Performing Art Center
2009 - "Images" Textile center Tel Aviv
2009 - "Flamenco's soul" Auditorium Haifa
2009 - "Flamenco's soul" "Artcore" Jaffa
2008 - "Movimiento" “Beit Aba Hushi Gallery” Haifa
2008 - "Femina" "Gerard Bechar" theatre center Jerusalem
2007 - "Images" Auditorium Haifa
2006 - "Images" Hotel "Itzhak Rabin" Jerusalem
2005 – "Character" “Beit Aba Hushi Gallery” Haifa
2005 - Art Center Gallery, Rishon LeZion
2003 – "Movimiento" “Beit Aba Hushi Gallery” Haifa
2003 – Art Gallery of Village Association Tel-Aviv (2 exhibitions)
2002 Memorial and Cultural Center
2001 – Jerusalem Center for the Performing Arts
2000 - Ashdod Museum
2000 - “Beit Daniel” Tel-Aviv,
2000 - Rieverdale, NY Y-center,
1999 - “Fine Art Association “ Brooklyn
1998 – Art Center in Jaffo
1996 - Gallery “Out of frame” Ashdod
Collective Exhibitions:
2008 - Asia Center Tel Aviv
2008 - Textile centre Tel Aviv
2007 - Biennale International Art Exhibition Florence
2007 - ISRAELI ARTISTS IN EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE
BRUKENTHAL NATIONAL MUSEUM
SIBIU ROMANIA
2007 - Acre theater. Acre
2007 - Gerard Bechar center. Jerusalem
2007 - Congress Hall. Haifa
2006 - Kastra’s gallery. Haifa Art Center
2006 - The Great Art Fair. Alexandra Palace. London
2004 - Kastra’s gallery. Haifa Art Center
2004 - Winnery Rishon Le-Tzion
2003 - Winnery Rishon Le-Tzion
2002 – “Agora” Gallery SOHO NY
2002 Memorial and Cultural Center – Ashdod (2)
2001 Bible Museum, Tel-Aviv
2000 Beit- Zionei America (ZOA), Tel-Aviv
1994-2003 28 varies exhibitions on Ashdod
1993–1995 Gedera Museum
Sylva’s artistic theme has always been connected to people. Flamenco dance attracts the artist with the emotional fulfillment of the movement, grace, freedom of expression and passion. All that creates the spirit and magic of "Duende" that Sylva depicts with vibrant colors on her canvases.
She works in mixed media.
Sylva Zalmanson exhibited in Israel, U.S,A, U.K. Italy. Romania and Finland.
Sylva Zalmanson was born and raised in Riga, Latvia
Sylva Zalmanson arrived in Israel in 1974 after spending four years as a prisoner of Zion in the former Soviet Union.
As an artist, Sylva’s theme comprises everything that is connected to people. A major influence on her art has been the Flamenco Dance. The emotional saturation of this dance together with the grace of movement, the freedom of expression and passion that is combined with the fluidity of body motion and the beauty of the coiling hands and knocking heels. All of these join to achieve the state of “Duende,” that exhibits the spirit, magic, bewitching and imperceptibility of the dance. This is expressed through the vibrant colors and mixed media to obtain the depicted images.
Sylva’s work is on exhibition in Israel, and has also been exhibited in the USA, the UK, Italy, Rumania and Finland.
Her works are in private collections in Israel, U.S.A. ,U.K. France, Russia and Latvia.
Sylva has been featured in various Israeli TV and radio programs as well as publications in Israel.
