Meet Con Art’s production assistant and very first intern. Hailing from Argentina, Nicole Brosky worked alongside major talents to produce spreads for the top magazines in Buenos Aires. Upon her move to Israel in 2016, she landed gigs working with stylists like Roza Sinaysky and Tal Shiry. Her biggest motivation is building entire productions from the ground up through her unique mix of Latin and Jewish culture. In addition to working for Con Art, Brosky assists not only with photoshoots but also styles celebrities and produces fashion shows. She’s been doing this with great passion for the past 5 years. She made Aliyah almost a year ago, conquering another huge life achievement. Her career in Israel grew through collaborating with a variety of stylists, immersing herself even further into the world of fashion in Israel. She’s most proud of watching her work come to life in paper magazines, from nothing to productions full of art, inspiration, and fashion. Each piece of work Nicole creates has a piece of her in it-- a mix of latin background and jewish culture meshing with her love for art, history, society, timeless style and more. Nicole sees fashion as more than just clothes. Con Art draws Brosky in because it has the ability to present more connections than just with the clothes a model is wearing, but also with the idea of woman that’s behind all that. The story is as important as everything else, the voice behind a photo.