Aiden Braner, a 28-year-old artist from Las Vegas, began her creative journey at age 3. Raised in a Jewish day school, she initially felt disconnected from her heritage, wishing for a more typical American childhood. That changed after participating in the 2013 March of the Living, which deepened her connection to her Jewish roots and heritage.

Aiden began painting professionally in 2015, gaining recognition in the contemporary art scene with vibrant, yoga-inspired abstractions and acrylic art on vinyl records. However, following the events of October 7th, her work shifted toward Judaica, allowing her to express her pride and deepen her connection to her Jewish identity. Today, Aiden’s art is largely focused on Judaica, though she also accepts custom commissions.

Through her work, Aiden reflects her journey of artistic growth, cultural connection, and evolving identity.