AZ Art Weekly

Internationally renowned Fine art painter, Ora, is excited to invite art collectors to visit her studio and gallery at the Arizona Fine Art Expo. The Expo opened in January and is open daily through March 23, 2025. Visitors may find Ora at studio #122-123.

Ora is presenting a brand new collection of artwork for this 2025 exhibit. Over many years of creating art, she has developed a unique style creating paintings in a surrealistic style. Along with original paintings, Ora is offering some of her best known paintings as limited edition prints.

Ora has been exhibiting her work at the Arizona Fine Art Expo for over X years and is well known throughout the art world for her creative energy and unique artworks.

To be in touch with the artist, visit orasart.com or email her at orasart@gmail.com

You can find her studio through March 23rd at:

Arizona Fine Art Expo

26540 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

About the Artist

Ora was born on a Kibbutz in Israel. The settlment was surrounded by the stark beauty of the Israli desert. It was there that she discovered the magic of color, the power of line and the wonder of imagination at a young age. She happily daydreamed while painting.

She later moved to Tel Aviv with her father I moved with my father to Tel Aviv. I had an annual pass to the Museum of Art where I spent hours gazing at the masterpieces. It became my art class – my favorite playground. I collected art books and studied the masters such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Vincent van Gogh. On my twelfth birthday I received a set of oil paints. In my mind’s eye I can still see the beautiful black leather box containing paints and brushes.

After completing a two-year service in the Israel Defense Forces, I traveled to New York. While touring the city, I visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art where I encountered the work of Salvador Dalí for the first time. I was awestruck. That night I had a vivid dream – in it, a child was tied to a balloon, grasping her parents’ hands. I immediately sketched it and knew I had crossed into the world of Surrealism for good.

I paint in solitude – no sound, no distractions. I learned to listen to my inner voice. I paint by soul, never bending to trends or criticism. I live true to my wonderful obsession. Each new painting is an adventure. It takes me on an untraveled path. The painting is finished when it tells me that we have arrived.

It has been my good fortune to be well-received internationally. People who love my art come from all walks of life. They tell me that they find their own stories in my paintings. They tell me that my art touches their soul.