Fanny Bergman de Rakover was born on july 26th, 1936 in Resistencia, Province of Chaco, Argentina. She began her art studies with her father, León Bergman. Afterwards, she attended the Fernando Fader´s Plastic Sachool of Art. She finished her highest academic teaching studies in Drawing, Painting and Engraving with Theoretical and practical formation which complements her natural talent. In the search for developing her artistic personality and finding that expression in which to evince her special “vision” of the world, she adopted Urruchúa, Belloc and Cárdenas as teachers. In 1973 she took up Batik art, with an unconventional approach, in a self-taught way. It was there that she found the elements to reflect her maturity, where to innovate, changing the traditional image of this millenary way of expression. Since 1985 she has been part of plastic research group lead by master Emilio Renart, as well as part of the Gen Group, Led and inspired by him, and oriented to to the development of creativity applied to plastic expression. In 1988 she finished the development of the material and the technique for creating her sculptures. In 1990 she exhibited her sculptures for the first time in lagar Gallery in Buenos Aires. Her artwork is currently found in institutions and private collections in more than forty countries on five continents. At present she owns a workshop and art Gallery to which she devotes all her time. They are located in the old traditional neighbourhood of San Telmo in Buenos Aires.