Niv Fridman is a multidisciplinary artist, living in London (B. 1996 Tel Aviv). In his works Fridman uses history as a source of material in which he can play with and imagine new possibilities. His works are based on matriculated historical research while offering alternative narrative to the stories which shaped our worlds. He is especially inspired by themes from Jewish history and tradition, such as stories from the Jewish Diaspora, the holocaust and middle ages renditions of the story of Passover.
Fridman graduated Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, and the Royal College of Art in London. He had his first solo show at the Jewish museum in Munich in 2022. His short film was recently exhibited at the Tate Modern in London, and in TLV Fest in Tel Aviv. He participated in group shows in London, Israel, Switzerland and New York in museums and galleries; The Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Pi Artwork gallery in London, the Cooper Union Gallery in New York, Nahum Gutman Museum in Tel Aviv, On the Seam Museum in Jerusalem and more.