In 1999 I painted this piece by hand ~ meaning I didn’t use a brush. The painting endured unforgiving stressful changes resulting from very demanding heat & cold circumstances. I took it out & left it outside under the Sun, rushing it back to the fridge. And, just like me, the painting had no choice but to stay wise & wait for the right emotional balance. We made it through! The question is if a painting was your companion for years, is it wise to sell it? What do you do with the leftover emotional bonding?
I’m a writer, science artist & environmental educator. After 36 years in the San Francisco Bay Area, I moved to an adorable country house in the beautiful rural New Jersey.
My mother was a dressmaker; her creations were my childhood window to colors, design, and texture. My father was a watchmaker and a fantastic storyteller, an expert in fixing traditional clocks and watches. In our house, the nicely placed authentic clocks were set to orchestral precision and were not touched.
As an artist, I have worked on color distribution to visualize observable natural facts, drawing from different fields in science. For years I avoided influences from various art movements out of the conviction that I had to walk this path alone. Isolation helps me keep the flow of dialogue uninterrupted between my art and myself.
As a writer, I submitted short stories and received excellent reviews. Presently, working on a TV miniseries under the guidance of Hollywood Story–Mastering Michael Hauge and his team.
I published a book “Cooper The Compost Worm, The Butterflies Are Teasing Me.” The book earned special attention from the United States Environmental Protection Agency. The children I invited to created the book’s characters received certificates signed by President Barack Obama for outstanding achievement in environmental education.
Reviews:
Paul Halpern PhD
Professor of Physics, University of the Sciences, Philadelphia, PA
Dear Nouzha,
Thanks for sharing images of your experimental artwork. It is truly brilliant. What an amazing idea to employ physical ideas to create your art. I am highly impressed. Your website design is phenomenal too; it really highlights the range of your work. I like the references to physicists who are very familiar to me. Yes I can see your art being used as a tool to help understand science. Have you had gallery exhibitions?
All the best
Exhibits:
Participated with my piece “Black Hole Radiation” – Street Painting Festival, Bay Area, CA
Sponsored by San Francisco International Airport, Italian Festival, Bay Area, CA
“Collective Mind” painting – Published in The Encyclopedia of Living Artists, Los Angeles, CA
Finalist: Award Sponsor: FASO; Judge: BoldBrush Jury
Visual Projection – International Progressive Rock Festival, Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA
Multiple Projections – Cell Space, San Francisco, CA
Solo Projection – Chabot Space Planetarium, Oakland, CA
Multiple Solo Open Studios – Bay Area, CA
Education:
Completed fourteen courses in Art & Design – U.C Berkeley, CA
Four year Ph.D. program, International Comparative Education (France)
Took independent filmmaking courses from some of the greatest movie Directors.
Tel: 415.521.6023 or 415.827.3162
San Francisco, California, United States
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