She is a visionary artist whose work delves into the realms of surrealism, blending imaginative abstraction with a foundation in realism. Specializing in oil painting and charcoal, her art challenges conventional perceptions and pushes the boundaries of the possible, inviting viewers into a world where beauty, decay, and immortality coexist in complex dialogue. Her work explores the delicate interplay between beauty, aging, preservation, and the inevitable passage of time. Each piece invites reflection on how these concepts are interconnected, offering a provocative commentary on life, death, and the quest for immortality. With an ever-evolving exploration of the human experience, Gida engages viewers in a conversation that contemplates the impermanence of matter and the delicate preservation of beauty.
Edit’s fascination with ancient Egyptian culture began at the age of twelve, and it continues to profoundly shape her artistic perspective. The juxtaposition of glorifying beauty alongside the constant reminder of mortality in Egyptian art has become a central theme in her work, influencing her approach to the human form and her exploration of life and death. Originally a tattoo artist, she transitioned into the world of fine art with a focus on pushing the boundaries of imagination. Her diverse portfolio spans intimate, small-scale works to expansive, intricate drawings, each piece serving as an exploration of her evolving creative process. Ben holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art, having studied under the mentorship of renowned artists such as Eli Shamir. She further honed her skills at the Hatahana Studio, where she worked closely with the esteemed Aram Gershuni. These experiences have greatly influenced her technique and artistic growth, continuing to shape her innovative approach to fine art.