Three times three/ 2
This work is part of the personal project Three Times Three, centered on three women from three generations, each separated by 30 years. Through the documentation of the artist’s family, the project examines intergenerational differences and the enduring power of familial ties. The image captures both the strength and the gentleness conveyed through the gesture of holding hands.
Noa Arico
Noa Arico was born and raised in Kibbutz Ma’anit, where she lives and works today. She studied photography at Studio Gavra and specialized in architectural and interior design photography, which is her primary field of work today. Her work is influenced by the principles of architectural photography and is characterized by clean lines, precise compositions, a strong connection to natural light, and an emphasis on textures and materials. Guided by a sensitivity to detail and a refined aesthetic sense, she continually seeks the fleeting moments when light meets space, translating them into images that are quiet, balanced, and full of presence.
Noa Arico was born and raised in Kibbutz Ma’anit, where she lives and works today. She studied photography at Studio Gavra and specialized in architectural and interior design photography, which is her primary field of work today. Her work is influenced by the principles of architectural photography and is characterized by clean lines, precise compositions, a strong connection to natural light, and an emphasis on textures and materials. Guided by a sensitivity to detail and a refined aesthetic sense, she continually seeks the fleeting moments when light meets space, translating them into images that are quiet, balanced, and full of presence.
