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Born 1964, Israel

Artist designer & Maker

Arie Lubin's evolution from cubist landscapes to post-impressionist Eastern figures established him as a distinctive voice in Israeli art, earning him numerous accolades, including the Dizengoff Prize.

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.

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.

When the magic on the canvas reaches success, it's physically palpable. Thus, my works are energetically vibrant, each carrying a distinct message. My mission is to channel the energy of Beauty, Life, and Creation from my canvas into the world.

Yona Lotan's evocative urban scenes and diverse use of media earned him recognition, with his works displayed in numerous prestigious collections.

Tina Psoinos explores the feminine in its different manifestations. Through a multidisciplinary practice that includes Abstract Painting, Mixed Media Pop Art, and Photography, she focuses on uplifting positivity and empowerment, as symbolic amplifiers. Psoinos uses mark-making inspired by nature and patterns found in city life in her abstracted work.

Karin has cultivated a distinctive painting style that serves as a gateway to her inner world. Through her artwork, she creates unique realms, enabling each viewer to perceive and interpret their own personal world within her creations.

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.

While many artists have turned to representation to embody life in 2023, Werfel uses abstraction with disjunctive marks and colors to convey the cacophony of political/cultural currents that surround her.