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Noy Finer


Fragments of Home

Statement:

“Fragments of Home” is a solo photography exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Noy Finer.

This 15-piece exhibition explores the growth involved in adapting to a new space while preserving one’s sense of self. It is Finer’s personal study on place, memory, and the organic patterns through which we sustain identity in a new environment.

Noy Finer’s “Fragments of Home” portrays a personal study on the turbulence of uprooting from all you've ever known. Is there a way to hold onto the roots of home as you stretch toward a new beginning, or is losing your grasp part of the process? With blurred subjects quickly passing by and hands transfiguring into tree bark, Finer captures the disorienting challenge of redefining oneself in a brand-new context. Limited-edition scanograms, collages, and handmade prints document fleeting memories of this shared journey with her partner, suggesting we can take only pieces of the past with us.

Artist Bio: 

Noy Finer (b.1998) is a New York City-based photographer, originally from Moshav Yarkona, Israel. Noy's work revolves around themes of family, emotional landscapes, and the connection between self and home.

Noy has a background in drawing, painting, and literature, which influences her approach to a multidisciplinary photography practice. Noy graduated in 2024 from the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York City on the prestigious Director’s Fellowship. Noy’s work has been showcased in galleries around Japan (TIME MACHINE GOES BIG TIME, Kyoto), the USA (Agora Gallery, New York City, NY; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, OR; Upside Down, Los Angeles, CA), and Israel (Drom HaSharon Regional Council; Ra’anna Regional Council). Noy won the 2024 Honorable Mention from The Prix de la Photographie de Paris, and had her projects featured in esteemed publications such as The Guardian, PhotoVogue, Haaretz, Der Greif, and Este País.

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