Sandy Madar

Biography

Biography

Sandy Madar was born on March 27, 1987 in Paris, France.  Since 2012, she lives in Israel and practices painting in her residence.  After a Master's degree in financial mathematics at the University of Paris Dauphine, Sandy encountered difficulties in finding a job; after the financial crisis (2010).  Showing courage, she decides to leave her native France for a new horizon, Israel, a country with a mediterranean climate.  Sandy is surprised to undertake in real estate to acquire financial independence and continues to exercise this profession until today.  However, not having anticipated it, she faces extreme loneliness accentuated by her hyper-sensitivity. This leads to a deep existential crisis in 2019 and a new Sandy is born on the eve of her 32nd birthday.  After therapies and coaching, only art brings her to complete healing.  Being self-taught, she trained through the social networks and workshops of the painter Drora Wiezman.  She finds inspiration from painters such as Van Gogh, Georges Mathieu, Pissaro, particularly for their impressive personalities.  His art aims to transmit courage, hope, vital force, subjects of concern to the planet and its passions.  Simply, the art at the service of life


Influences

georges mathieu, jean michel basquiat, fabios gomes, david salle, yayoi kusama, hirushi sugimoto, Van Gogh, Pissaro


Education

2006-2010 Master de recherche mathématiques appliquées à la finance et à l’économie - Dauphine Paris, Île de France, France
Sandy Madar

The artist at work

Artist value certified: Sandy Madar's works have been evaluated by an independent expert.


Certification 2024 : €700.00 (₪2,661.82)
Certification has been established by Jacques-Armand Akoun on Sep 2, 2024.
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Solo Expositions


2023 Première Exposition parmi des artistes israéliens Netanya, Israel

Collective Expositions


2024 Exposition à l’espace Beaujon Paris 8 eme Paris, France

2024 Galerie Francis Barlier Paris Paris, France

2023 Nouveaux Artistes 2023 Netanya, Israel

"La passion, un contraste entre la vie et la mort"
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