Na'ama Zussman is a graduate of The School of Art - Hamidrasha, a four-year program in Fine Art and  History of Art, and David Yellin College of education (B.Ed., Excellence), Jerusalem. She has also specialized in surface printing on clay at the Kensington and Chelsea College, London, UK.

A theme she explores in her work is the interaction between surface and image, through which different phenomena are shown as the interaction between reality and memory. Her work offers the viewer, through hybrid interactions between a surface and an image, a temporal prism through which a constant, multi-directional and nonhierarchical discourse between memory and reality is shown, broken and reflected.

By showing these interactions of memory and reality, her work challenges the linear order of past, present and future, or any hierarchy of the present on the  past and the future on the present.  In recent years, her works have been exhibited in London, Germany, USA, and Israel. Her work is held in numerous private and public collections throughout the world, including the Keramikmuseum Westerwald, Germany.