Orna Bromberg was born in 1955, in Tel-Aviv, where she resides to this date. Studied at ” Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design”. Teaches at the  Meyerhoff Art Education Center that is situated nearby the Tel-Aviv Museum and run by the museum’s education department, as well as for the Israeli Education Ministry.

Orna Bromberg is represented by Dvir Gallery since 1986. Her works are among the collections of the Tel-Aviv Museum, Mishkan Museum of Art, Ein Harod as well as private collections.

Two components contrive her way of painting. The first, a repetition of images that serve to represent her, a queen, a dancer, a clown, a butterfly, a fish, a flower and a bird in many different methods and contexts. The second, a seemingly naïve and ‘childish’ style of painting which proposes to enhance the significance of the conceptual or symbolic dimension of the painting/ artwork. The paintings are painted on paper with pastel crayons, gouache and tempera, pencils and graphite.