Dr. Beth Erez was born in New York City and
immigrated to Israel in 1977. She began sculpting in
2001 when she joined The Israeli Sculptors Studio
under the guidance of Harry Baron, in which she is
still a member today. She works in a variety of media --
clay, wax and shredded paper often casting in bronze
or a combination of bronze and wood. Her sculptures
express movement, femininity and closeness to
nature and are found in private and public collections
worldwide.
Beth has held and continues to hold senior executive
positions in Israel, specializing in high-tech strategy,
business development and marketing. Beth received
her doctorate degree in Information Sciences from
Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA.
(http://www.israelisculpture.com/index.html)
"The Dancers"
immigrated to Israel in 1977. She began sculpting in
2001 when she joined The Israeli Sculptors Studio
under the guidance of Harry Baron, in which she is
still a member today. She works in a variety of media --
clay, wax and shredded paper often casting in bronze
or a combination of bronze and wood. Her sculptures
express movement, femininity and closeness to
nature and are found in private and public collections
worldwide.
Beth has held and continues to hold senior executive
positions in Israel, specializing in high-tech strategy,
business development and marketing. Beth received
her doctorate degree in Information Sciences from
Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA.
(http://www.israelisculpture.com/index.html)
"The Dancers"21.60"H x 33.20"W x 8.80"D
"Mother and Child"Shredded Paper On A Wire
Frame
22.40"H x 14"W x 12.80"D
"Tree of Life"Bronze
13.20"H x 17.60"W x 8.80"D
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