Old Shepherd

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.

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.

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.

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.

Natalia was born and raised in Moldova. Her passion for art inspired her to enroll in the Republican College of Fine Arts. After completing her art education, she embarked on a period of exploration and self-discovery in the art world.

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

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

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.

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.