Dina Roudman

Dina Roudman is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose work moves between painting and performance. Born in Siberia and raised across Kazakhstan, Israel, and Canada, she draws on her layered cultural upbringing to create vivid, instinctive works that explore the tension between chaos and control. After a decade-long career in modeling, Roudman’s exposure to global design, fashion, and culture deeply informed her visual language. This experience shaped her understanding of composition, gesture, and the performative aspects of identity, becoming an essential foundation for her transition into visual art. Her work now explores the intersection of chaos and structure, memory and reinvention. Roudman has exhibited internationally, with solo and group shows in Mexico City, New York, and across Europe and Canada. She has also participated in international artist residencies, where her exploration of time, identity, and process continues to evolve.

Her current body of work merges intuitive mark-making and conceptual narrative, inviting viewers into a space where vulnerability becomes form and play becomes a language of self-discovery: This latest work is about the space between how we see ourselves and how the world sees us. It’s about reading between the lines of our own existence—finding that intersection where our inner truth meets the way we appear in the world. It’s a reflection on coexisting with something larger than ourselves, seeing both the intimate, personal moments and the bigger picture that surrounds us.