
Breaking Out of Myself
A young figure steps from the opening of a larger hollow silhouette, leaning forward with one hand gripping its edge. Three-dimensional sculpting in plastic defines the child’s anatomy, hair, clothing, and focused expression, while varied textures animate the enclosing form beneath a bronze-toned finish. The poised movement and protective shell create a compelling tension between shelter and independence.

Miri Nahmias
I create three-dimensional artworks that combine digital technology with traditional handcraft. Each piece begins with an idea, an emotion, or a human moment, takes form through digital design, sculpting and 3D printing, and is then finished by hand through layers of color and detailing. I am drawn to simple, symbolic imagery that tells a story and explores themes such as time, memory, love, protection, balance, freedom, and hope. For me, art is more than something we hang on a wall it is an invitation to pause, feel, and find meaning.
I create three-dimensional artworks that combine digital technology with traditional handcraft. Each piece begins with an idea, an emotion, or a human moment, takes form through digital design, sculpting and 3D printing, and is then finished by hand through layers of color and detailing. I am drawn to simple, symbolic imagery that tells a story and explores themes such as time, memory, love, protection, balance, freedom, and hope. For me, art is more than something we hang on a wall it is an invitation to pause, feel, and find meaning.



