Exploring the Essence- Otobong Nkanga at Lisson Gallery

AbstractPop and Lust for Life: Bea Schubert's Bold Vision of a Colorful World

Bea Schubert, born in 1959, is an artist who not only saw the world but absorbed it deeply within herself.

Ish Gordon is a multidisciplinary Israeli artist engaged in painting, digital painting, photography, design, and curation. He was born in Israel in 1951.

Albert Goldman's unique style and depictions of Israeli landscapes have earned him a place in prestigious collections worldwide, including those of Frank Sinatra and Elizabeth Taylor.

Inna merges realism with surrealism in an engaging art world. Her watercolor work, selected for its fluid and playful nature, showcases a balance between precision and freedom. This interaction between artist and color creates a distinct visual style.

Uri Reisman's art, blending personal and cultural themes, gained recognition posthumously, with exhibitions showcasing his diverse work in prominent Israeli museums.

The main purpose of my art is to show the observer a world different from what they see with their own eyes, essentially to show them my world. If through my art I managed to touch the observer's soul, evoke pleasant memories, bring tears of sadness or happiness, then I have indeed achieved my goal.

Using a multitude of materials, db Waterman assembles and mixes techniques to compose scenes of life and landscapes.

Maya possesses explosive creativity, which is particularly expressed in a style that connects her work to a broad audience.

Brigitte Dravet is a passionate and versatile artist, inspired by her architect father. Her childhood spent drawing, coloring, and painting allowed her to express herself and find her artistic path. After studying fine arts, she ventured into creating painted décors, photography, video, and painting. Her intuitive and eclectic work reflects her aspirations and life philosophy, blending joy, tranquility, and spirituality. Her abstract and minimalist works, inspired by the horizon, the sea, and the sky, invite contemplation and reflection.

Patricia Benisti Abramovich reignited her passion for painting in 1996, sparking a sort of obsession. She fell for watercolors, aquarelles, and the stories they told on paper.