Yaeli Vogel
I know a painting is ready to face the world when I can sense it dancing with life. My painting rules are simple: It should never look stark, should avoid being overly messy, and must embody a touch of poetry. I paint with movement and color because the world always needs more of both. My goal is to create pieces that are bright, joyful, and inspiring—adding vibrancy to life. Through the layers and depth in my work, I hope to inspire viewers to explore their own inner selves and hear their unique voices.
Aliza Marton
Aliza has always seen the world differently- Colors others do not see, details others miss, and a sense of spirituality in everything that others often do not recognize. Aliza did not formally enter the art world until the age of 39. It was not until she joined an oil painting course her daughters had enrolled in that she decided to make fine art her full-time professional focus. Once Aliza picked up that first brush with oil paint on its tip, like a wellspring, art began to flow, and it has not stopped since.
Alex Levin
Alex Levin (b. 1975) is a renowned artist from Kiev, Ukraine, whose work has been featured in prestigious private and public collections across the globe, including in the U.S., Israel, France, Italy, and beyond. His artistry bridges surrealism and realism, employing diverse techniques such as oil, acrylic, pencil, charcoal, and the 16th-century multi-layering method, which combines tempera and oil for a seamless finish.
After serving in the Israel Defense Forces for three years, Levin immigrated to Israel, where he studied industrial and web design. Under the guidance of Professor Baruch Elron, Chairman of the Israel Artist Association, Levin honed his craft over a decade. His art has garnered admiration from notable figures like Richard Gere, Madonna, Oscar Peterson, and former Israeli President Ezer Weizman.
Shifra Scheinman
Shifra, an accomplished artist based in Monsey, New York, creates museum-quality works that often feature Chassidic themes. She seamlessly blends realism with abstract elements in her paintings, showcasing her mastery across various mediums. While she excels in many forms of artistic expression, her current favorite medium is Aquarelle. Shifra’s innovative techniques have not only captivated art enthusiasts but also inspired fellow artists to explore and learn from her unique approach.
Chaya Toron
Chaya Toron, a watercolor artist and Judaica painter, resides in Hollywood Lakes, Florida, with her husband and their four-year-old daughter. Her Jewish heritage and love for tradition inspire her artwork, which vividly portrays Judaic themes and cultural elements. Her creative process is a thoughtful blend of slow, deliberate rituals, soft hues, and vibrant bursts of color.
Shaindy Lefkowitz
Shaindy Lefkowitz is a Judaic artist who seamlessly blends color, texture, and heartfelt storytelling. With a lifelong appreciation for the visual narrative, her loose and expressive style combines abstract elements with realism, infusing each creation with depth and emotion. Drawing inspiration from her deep connection to Judaism, Shaindy's art exudes optimism and hope, casting traditional imagery in a new light. Through a diverse range of techniques and mediums, she brings to life the beauty of Jewish traditions, capturing intimate moments with a spiritual resonance.
Esther Pollak
I’m Esther Pollak, an artist from Chile whose work is now appreciated by collectors worldwide. My artistic journey began a few years ago when I discovered a deep passion for painting. Guided by a highly respected local teacher, I honed my skills in drawing and oil painting.
Since then, I’ve explored various styles and techniques through hands-on experimentation and online courses, constantly growing and evolving as an artist. I’ve also had the privilege of participating in collective art exhibitions. Through a loose, figurative style, my paintings capture significant moments of the Jewish experience, weaving together its rituals, history, and culture.