INSIGHT

In-sight   /ˈin-ˌsīt/

The power or act of seeing into a situation.

The act or result of apprehending the inner nature of things or seeing intuitively. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary)

I see and experience the world through my hands, their movement and imprint on clay, that’s where the insight occurs.  My fingerprints not only create the work but are the work itself.

Every person has singular fingerprints. This is the most personal datum that exists. As an artist, I seek and dream of leaving my mark. I want each work to be my eternal personal fingerprint.

Born in Mexico, 1962

Immigrated to Israel in 1986
B.A. History and Latin American Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
MA in Expressive Art Therapy and Psychology, Lesley College – Israel and EGS- Switzerland

AIC Member 2019

Member of the Israeli Ceramic Art Association

Ceramic Artist since 1999 with own studio

Solo Exhibitions

2005 - "Landscapes", Hava Gallery, Holon.
2004 - "Landscapes" an Installation, Jerusalem Theatre, Jerusalem
2000 - "The Taste of Life", Shloosh Shloshim Gallery, Tel Aviv

Group Exhibitions

2018 – "Woven Together" Jaipur, India

2018 – "Eye Contact" Weizmann Institute of Sciences, Israel

2017 – Cluj International Ceramics Biennale, Romania

2017 - "How does it feel" Artists House, Tel Aviv

2016- "The Eighth Biennale for Israeli Ceramics", Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv. 

2015 – "Neguia – Touch" Herzelia Municipal Art Gallery

2014 – Art Works, Munich, Germany
2012 - Present Your Best, Maribor Synagogue, Slovenia
2012 - Earth Echoes, Wilfried Museum, Hazorea
2011 - ReCreating Connections, Treasures of the Wall Museum, Acco

2010 - Ceramics and Sculpture, Givat Haviva Arts Center
2008 - "The Fifth Biennale for Israeli Ceramics", Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv.
2007 - "Color Latino", The Congress Centre, Haifa.
2007 - 2nd International Contemporary Ceramic Exhibition, Jingdezhen, China
2006- "Sculptures", Create a Space, Jerusalem.
2006 - "Goblets", Shoeva Gallery, Moshav Shoeva.
2005 - "A Tribute to Palestinian Pottery in Hebron", Ein Harod Museum.
2000 - "The First Biennale for Israeli Ceramics", Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv.

Residencies

Aidashed, Givat Haviva, Israel 2012

Publications

Etty Spindel-Gruner by Monika Gass, New Ceramics, Issue 6/2018

Le Livre des Artistes Israeliens, La Gazette des Arts, Paris 2008