Nona Orbach Artist and Art Therapist
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pulled from site's meta descriptionNona Orbach practice three professions that interlink and influence one another; She is an art therapist, art educator and also an artist. The thread that is interwoven in all aspects of her professions is her deep interest in how materials and media resonate our spiritual and emotional essence as part of the creative process. Nona Orbach genuinely trust materials and the physical actions taken while working with them. Throughout Her pursuit, Nona Orbach developed methods to broaden authentic creativeness for practically anyone who attempts to express his world using art media in a consciously organized studio. The tools emphasize the individuality of each creator, not necessarily intending to become artists. This is true for therapy and teaching as well, however from different angles and goals. As for her creation, Nona Orbach is a multy-media artist. Her current projects are connecting fiction and reality, history and stories. For these projects she use the Internet as her canvas. You can find information and images about Reviving Ancient Alexandria Library, and Mound hacker, In Blog as artwork.
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