Renée New Hejazeen adopts the elements from divisionist style and invests midtone stippling techniques. Renée retains the appeal of a rhythmic, impressionistic touch of mixed influence, without adhering to pointillist theories of optical mixture enhancement of color intensity.

An Occupational Therapist, whose paintings embrace Contemporary Art, Renée Was awarded an Occupational Therapy degree from San Jose State University.

The Gallery Saratoga of Saratoga, CA features her work. In addition, her work is published in "New Art International", New York, Book art Press and Fletcher Fine Gallery, New York.

I've never studied art extensively, with the exception of a Bachelor in Science with a minor in Art History, or emulated any culture, artist, or stylistic movement, but I was exposed to many of these sources of inspiration. My art will keep changing, as I keep changing, because I am not looking for a formula - even a formula for beauty or expressive power. I am looking for a fuller creative experience. Making art is really just my way of living; aloud. Picasso said "To finish a painting is to kill it, and my aspiration in not to be a finished artist with finished paintings but, rather, to finish off the internal judge and censor and become a master of joy of doing"