Mirta Kupferminc is the daughter of jewish inmigrants that arrived to Argentina after the 2nd. World War from Hungary and Poland. This terrible circumstance has been central to her life, and her artistic creativity has been deeply influenced both, by the environment of the country were she was born and developed her career and by the ancestral world of familiar traditions linked with the remembrance of the concentration camps. The jewish themes have a prominent place in her wide artistic production and Mirta has produced many personal and institutional artworks on this subject.



  • Bima
    Sacred books, Polyester resin
    Fiberglass rove, 1,50 x 1,70 x 0,70 mts
    (30KB y 32KB)
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  • Ketuva Cristobal Colon´s and
    The Liberty Statue´s marriage
    Honey Moon Proyect 4,50 x 2,50 m (47KB)
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  • Over your arm and over your forehead
    1st Price at National Saloon 1997 1 x 1,20 m (29KB)
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  • Etz Hajaim
    Pardes Fundation 1997 2,20 x 1,10 m (30KB)
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  • Menorá
    Pardes Fundation 1997 1,90 x 0,70 x 0,60 m (22KB)
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  • Menorá
    Pardes Fundation (fragment) (20KB)
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  • Memory
    Aguafuerte 1 x 0,50 m 1996 (33 KB)
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  • Memory (fragment)
    (36KB)
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  • In your hug, mother
    Aguafuerte Aguatinta 0,5 x 1 m 1996 (36KB)
  • Exvotos
    Canvas Multiple tecniques 1 x 0,7 m 1996 (37KB)
  • Mezuza
    Pardes Fundation 0,40 x 0,20 m (35KB)
  • Sefarad, standing man over his dream
    Original Aguafuertes book 12 unique pieces