Aviva Rahmani, ecoartist and researcher. Rahmani exhibits and publishes internationally. Her work is exhibited in museums and galleries across the globe.

Aviva Rahmani talks about the theme of feminism in her art work. 1970s feminism and 1980s feminism formed an ongoing theme in Rahmani's work including performance art and theatre. Many ecoartist and eco activists are also feminists leading to …

Paintings and 2D Work. Landscapes. View fullsize. Arms Around The Marsh 76" x 86" oil on linen canvas . View fullsize. Breaking Waves 76" x 86" oil on linen canvas 1998. View fullsize. California Flowers 96" x 144" oil on linen canvas 1988. View fullsize. Spring Fog 76" x 86" oil on linen 1990. Contact. Contact. About.

Aviva Rahmani’s visionary project Blued Trees transcends the boundaries of conventional art to create an immersive experience that challenges perceptions and redefines the relationship between...

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Aviva Rahmani is an extraordinary figure whose journey in art transcends conventional boundaries. Blending creative expression with fierce activism, she has redefined what it means to use art...

Aug 30, 2021 · A powerful artwork by Sara Rahmani, who fled Afghanistan four years ago, depicts the suffering endured by her compatriots in the wake of the Taliban’s takeover.

Rahmani created a series of art installations in forest corridors where natural gas pipelines were proposed. She geolocated designated trees in an aerial pattern that corresponded to a copyrightable symphonic score of “tree notes” in 1/3-mile-long measures. Each tree was painted with a blue casein sine wave from the base to the canopy.

Learn more about Aviva Rahmani’s work and the practice of ecological art on the artist’s homepage.

Rahmani is at the forefront of her field in ecological art and exhibits, publishes, and presents internationally. She currently lives and works in Manhattan and Maine and has recently completed a residency with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council on Governors Island, New York.