ROBÉA NORDMAN FINE ART

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Education: Endicott College, BFA.

Tufts University in conjunction with the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MAT.

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My work is inspired by my Catholic faith, the saints, poets, artists, family members, and the quiet weight of memory, hope, and longing. When I reflect on the people I admire, I can see the thumbprints of their influence throughout my work, shaping both my visual art and my writing. Everything I create grows from this shared interior landscape.

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In my artwork, I experiment with a wide range of media, drawn especially to layered processes and pieces that unfold in stages. Digital photographic collages, mixed-media works, and magazine collages are current favorites, though my practice is always evolving. I love the slow discovery that happens through layering, the way meaning deepens as images, textures, and fragments begin to speak to one another.

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Alongside my visual work, I am a hopeful poet. In my writing, I explore rhythm and rhyme, silence and sound, emotion and restraint. To me, shaping a poem is not unlike building a collage: each word placed with intention, each line layered until something whole begins to emerge. Through poetry, I reflect on faith, nature, memory, and the sacredness woven through everyday life.

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I claim no mastery in any form, only devotion. In every endeavor, I offer my best and trust that it is enough.