In my continuing "Amorphous" series, I create abstract images of biomorphic shapes and forms, delving into micro perspectives of the body that explore the interplay between the corporeal and the psychological. These images represent visual terrains of the inner mind, which I call "mindscapes." My primary medium is pen and ink on paper, silkscreening, and papermaking. Through intuitive, free-associative, and process-driven mark-making, I evoke visceral and abstracted biomorphic forms that highlight the connection between the psyche and the body.
Rebecca was born in Budapest, Hungary, and immigrated to the USA as a child. She received her B.F.A in painting from Pratt Institute and an M.F.A from Hunter College as well as a Certificate of Curatorial Studies. Exhibitions in New York City include the Cynthia Broan Gallery, The Royal Gallery, Grace Exhibition Space, and The Anthology Film Archives. Internationally her work has been exhibited at The Jardin du Palais Royal, Paris; The S.A.W Art Festival, Sophia, Bulgaria; and Vizivárosi Gallery, Budapest, Hungary, among others. Residencies include The Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest, Hungary, The Liquitex Artist Residency, and The Manhattan Graphics Center Scholarship Program. Press includes Juxaptoz, Elephant, NY ARTS, and Vellum. During 2019-'21 Rebecca co-produced the art discussion podcast "I Art New York", and was a curatorial and administrative intern at The Cue Art Foundation, The Dieu Donne Foundation, and the Jewish Museum of New York.
Instagram: @beccamajor
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Rebecca was born in Budapest, Hungary, and immigrated to the USA as a child. She received her B.F.A in painting from Pratt Institute and an M.F.A from Hunter College as well as a Certificate of Curatorial Studies. Exhibitions in New York City include the Cynthia Broan Gallery, The Royal Gallery, Grace Exhibition Space, and The Anthology Film Archives. Internationally her work has been exhibited at The Jardin du Palais Royal, Paris; The S.A.W Art Festival, Sophia, Bulgaria; and Vizivárosi Gallery, Budapest, Hungary, among others. Residencies include The Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest, Hungary, The Liquitex Artist Residency, and The Manhattan Graphics Center Scholarship Program. Press includes Juxaptoz, Elephant, NY ARTS, and Vellum. During 2019-'21 Rebecca co-produced the art discussion podcast "I Art New York", and was a curatorial and administrative intern at The Cue Art Foundation, The Dieu Donne Foundation, and the Jewish Museum of New York.
Instagram: @beccamajor
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