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A canvas mirrors life. Ora believes that just as an artist uses colors to create an image on canvas, we too should craft wholeness in our lives.

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.

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.

In my art, I posit childhood icons like Mickey Mouse, Oly and Bart Simpson (the eternally ten-year-old child from the TV animation series The Simpsons) in mostly dark, new and surprising background that produces a dark, provocative statement.

Menashe Kadishman's vibrant sheep portraits and iconic minimalist sculptures capture the essence of Israeli life and emotions, making him a symbol of original Israeli art.

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.

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.

My name is Christian Reimann. I was born 1975 in Bavaria, Germany, but since almost 20 years I live in Bremen in Germany's north.

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

Dylan grew up and studied in New Zealand, where he created large ‘paste-up’ pieces and developed a love for the graphic qualities of photocopy, and screen-printing. He moved to Scotland and taught in the Lothians before leaning back towards developing his own practice. More recently his small batch, hand-produced pieces have gained a pop vibrancy, both in colour and imagery. Current works predominately use a variety of over-printing techniques with stencil blocked spray-paint as a base. Spraypaint is his number one medium, offering endless possibilities for creative layering, especially in conjunction with silkscreens.