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I was educated as a scientist and began painting
some thirty years ago. By attending adult education classes and workshops, and studying privately with accomplished artists, I felt confident enough in my newfound language to submit work for show. I have exhibited in juried exhibitions, have won prizes, and have had one-person shows. My work is in private collections throughout the world.
One reviewer has characterized my work as “in a controlled but playful style, not unlike Chagall’s two distinctive abstract works.” Another speaks of Bronner’s abstractions as “complex in their compositions, but never visually overwhelming,” “charged with beautifully orchestrated colors,” “stunning and gentle.”
At another exhibition the reviewer speaks of “shades of beige and green that are so gorgeously exotic, they could only come from a lucid imagination.”
A 2003 review in ARTnews speaks of my works as a “studied homage to the Abstract Expressionists, evoking Adolph Gottlieb, William Baziotes, and Mark Rothko in particular….Bronner layers transparent shapes over expanses of softened colors, with the occasional opaque geometric forms dominating the canvas…”
Always interested in the three-dimensionality of collages, I have developed a series of abstract collages whose images are often in contrast with my more minimalist paintings.