Olga Kataeva-Rochford is a painter, drawer and printmaker. She lives and works in Paris, a cultural crossroads that nourishes her research. She trained in monumental painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Saint Petersburg, graduating in 2010.

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.

At first glance, they seem somewhat surrealistic, but a closer look penetrates the layers and reveals the hidden secrets of her soul.

He has shown his work in group exhibitions in several countries such as Germany, Netherlands, India, USA, Germany, Ireland, Rumanía, France, Portugal, Taiwan, México, Argentina, Japan, Italy, Korea and numerous solo and group exhibitions in Spain.

Petra Gruiters holds dual citizenship of the Netherlands and Belgium. Born in the Netherlands, she now calls the vibrant city of Antwerp in Belgium her home.

An artist and medical faculty member at Tel Aviv University, creates vibrant, emotionally charged paintings. Her work, blending daily contrasts, explores themes from abstract to figurative using brushes and hands. Ayash's art, characterized by spontaneous creation and rich color palettes, reflects her introspective journey and emotional transitions.

Her art emerges from the interplay between internal reflection and observing nature, serving as a canvas to project and express her emotions. She navigates between abstract-expressive and abstract-lyrical styles, aiming to capture the dynamic essence of contemporary moods.

Igael Tumarkin's unique assemblage style and diverse spatial compositions earned him international acclaim and numerous awards, including the Israel Prize, making him a key figure in Israeli art.

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

My goal is to satisfy my own creativity and quest for knowledge while entertaining viewers with work that may also provoke thought.