Naama Roth (b. 1980) is a mixed media artist based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Her work is seen as "building blocks" of color and form, constructed by low-cost, generic, industrial materials that frequently serve in home design and furnishings, most of which substitute luxurious materials (such as wallpapers imitating wood or marble).  These materials reflect a specific locality – the Israeli one, whose decorative aesthetic lacks a notable history and is composed of mixed cultural identities. Through her installations and collage works Naama is able to create a parallel environment in which high is low and vice versa. 

Naama holds a BFA from the Shenkar College of Art and is a graduate of Les-Arcades school of arts, Paris. Naama’s work has been exhibited in local and international exhibitions as well as featured in numerous publications including Wallpaper Magazine, C-print and the Culture Trip.