In the woods, 2024

Anna Fromchenko is a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, sculpture, and digital art. Her practice explores the relationship between the visual presence of images and figures and their underlying metaphysical dimensions.

She studied Art History and Film & Television at Tel Aviv University, and art at the Kalisher School of Art in Tel Aviv, under the guidance of Prof. Arie Margoshilsky.

Fromchenko has exhibited extensively in Israel and internationally. Her exhibitions include presentations at the Negev Museum of Art, Petah Tikva Museum of Art, Ramat Gan Museum of Israeli Art, Eretz Israel Museum, Agam Museum, Nahum Gutman Museum, the San Diego Art Institute in California, Kyocera Museum in Kyoto, Japan, Artists' House in Tel Aviv, Makom Le'Omanut Gallery in Tel Aviv, Alfred – Institute for Art and Culture in Tel Aviv, Studio of Her Own in Jerusalem, Jaffa Museum – House for Art, and additional museums, galleries, and art institutions.

Her works are held in numerous private and public collections in Israel and abroad.