Dizengoff Center Painting

I was born in 1967 in the city of Gorodishche in Ukraine in Europe. I live in Kiivi, Ukraine.
Graduated childrens art school.

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.

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.

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.

Marisa Macklin is a Contemporary Figurative Painter born in 1989 in Washington D.C.

My WAY of painting emerges from a deep immersion into the magic of colors. Innocent, vibrant, pulsating, questioning... marked... leaving traces.

I seek rhythm and abstraction with colors and shapes to evoke emotions and highlight my dual meanings. Shapes emerge randomly or follow rules, mixing disorder with precise geometric patterns like folded corners and waves, and X's resembling wings for release, leaving meanings up to the viewer.

Xiaoyang Galas is a Chinese artist living and working in France. She studied Fine Art (Painting) and received a master’s degree in Chinese art history & art critic from the Sichuan Fine Art Academy, China.

Ziv Tidhar, a multidisciplinary visual artist from north Tel Aviv, began his journey creating Lego and clay models in his childhood living room in Dimona and is now a prominent creator and curator in esteemed galleries.