I desire to touch the profound. I seek the absurd. I try to be honest. 

Like many of us, I am a multi-faceted paradox. 

Whether I am painting, writing, or cooking a good meal, I do it because it makes me feel alive. 

Curiosity and conversation drive my work. Curiosity allows me to be experimental. Conversation weaves the work together.

With the analogue collages, I look for conversations between the elements, the white space, and the colors. When I paint, I look for the conversations between the colors, shapes, and lines. I know when a piece is done when the dialogue makes sense and the entire composition lights me up. 

Ultimately what braids my work together is my heart. 

Eve Ozer entered this world in a rebellious state of mind 

She was born in Wiesbaden, Germany and at the age of four, her mother married an American soldier and they immigrated to the United States when she was nine.

Scraps of paper and a pencil were her first tools. Through independent study and workshops, Eve found her niche in abstract expressionism painting and surrealistic collage. 

Her work is in private collections throughout the United States and the United Kingdom, and part of the permanent collection of the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago, IL.

After years in the corporate world, Eve devotes her days in her studio. She happily lives in the Chicago area with her husband and their two four-legged kids, Mollie and Nigel.