The Artists

Albert Goldman - His paintings unite urban, natural and figures in his signature style, infusing the lyrical beauty with a feeling of joice-de-vivre.

 

Amichay Razon - In his paintings, Amichay effortlessly combines both surrealism and realism. In his paintings one can observe a strong affection for inanimate objects, figurative subjects and a delicate combination of both.

Heddy Kun - Kun's inspiring works are bright and brimming; here she brings her signature Flower theme and presents us stunning fields of primary colors.

Kim Tkatch - Tkatch's paintings have a realistic perspective although his works have a magical flair. His still-life paintings come alive with juxtapositions of architecture, sculpture or Mediterranean vistas.

Marina Grigoryan - Her signature use of many layers of paint present a unique collaboration of image and texture.

Nurit Granot - The paintings of Nurit Granot are simple, direct and flooded with light. The works are clear, realistic and their atmosphere is surprising and full of vitality.

Yosl Bergner - Bergner's canvases draw their images from the Jewish culture of Poland. His works are overshadowed by the trauma of the Jewish refugee - broken furniture, kitchen utensils, clowns, kings and angels, characters from Kafka's stories, children's toys, flowers and pioneers.

Yossi Yossel - Yossel's use of colors unites his paintings in a magical, serene spirit; his shapes and landscapes seem to extend this expression smoothly. Yossel's talent in conjuring up a world of slightly alternative gravity and light is obvious.