Noa Chernichovsky is a ceramic sculptor, born in Jerusalem (1990), living and working between Tel Aviv and London. She graduated from a Master of Ceramics and Glass at the Royal College of Art in London in 2022. Chernichovsky was the recipient of the Clore-Bezalel scholarship for full Masters tuition. She completed her Bachelor of Fine Art in Ceramics and Glass from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem graduating in 2016. During her undergraduate studies, she also studied at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Bornholm, Denmark. Chernichovsky received the prestigious Blumenthal Award for Excellence in Ceramics in 2016. She founded the Ceramic in Frishman ceramic school in the heart of Tel Aviv which is one of the largest ceramic teaching centres in Israel. Chernichovsky is represented by the Charles Burnand Gallery in London and her works are presented in various international exhibitions, and in private collections in the UK, Europe, and Israel.
Noa Chernichovsky's work is based on a constant awareness of her immediate surroundings. She examines the network of associations that is created around objects and their fragments, tying together their inherent narratives. Her work aims a spotlight on the everyday physical things that we often overlook, and she reconstructs them into hybrid volumes. Her sculptures are composed of many elements, each with its own context and cultural value. As in a collage, these elements accumulate into a larger, overall image that holds its own various identities. She combines many different ceramic techniques that include thrown parts, hand-building and slab moulding, blended with non-ceramic materials and ready-mades.