Yonil 'The Still Rider' Print Available

Artist: Yonil
Title: The Still Rider
Medium: Hand Pulled 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 90
Price: $220

 

Jonathan Lax, professionally known as Yonil, is a celebrated Israeli illustrator and graphic designer based in Tel Aviv. His work is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a seamless blending of traditional hand-drawn techniques with modern digital tools. Lax frequently explores themes of surrealism, urban life, and human emotion, often weaving intricate narratives into a single static image. His style is instantly recognizable for its bold linework, restricted yet impactful color palettes, and a sense of organized chaos that invites viewers to linger on the hidden stories within his compositions.

A graduate of the Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, Lax has built a diverse portfolio that spans commercial advertising, editorial illustration, and independent art projects. He is particularly well-regarded in the music industry, where he has designed numerous album covers and concert posters for both local and international artists. His ability to translate complex musical atmospheres into visual art has made him a sought-after collaborator for brands looking to capture a contemporary, edgy aesthetic.

Beyond his commercial success, Lax maintains a strong presence in the global art community through exhibitions and print releases. He often utilizes screen printing as a medium, appreciating the tactile nature and technical constraints it imposes on the creative process. By balancing high-profile commissions with personal creative endeavors, Jonathan Lax has established himself as a prominent figure in the contemporary illustration scene, continuously pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling through his unique and evolving artistic voice.

Hagai Farago 'Oranges' Print Available

Artist: Hagai Farago
Title: Oranges
Medium: Hand Pulled 2 Color Screen Print
Size: 25 x 35 cm
Edition: 36
Prices: $130

  

Hagai Farago is a contemporary Israeli painter and sculptor whose work frequently navigates the complex intersections of identity, memory, and the physical landscape of his homeland. Based in Tel Aviv, Farago has developed a signature aesthetic that blends expressive abstraction with figurative elements, creating a visual language that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant. His paintings often feature rich, layered textures and a vibrant color palette, reflecting the intense light and varied topography of the Mediterranean region.

A recurring theme in Farago’s body of work is the exploration of the human form within architectural or natural settings. He often depicts figures in states of contemplation or transition, suggesting a sense of restlessness or a search for belonging. This thematic focus is mirrored in his sculptural work, where he utilizes industrial materials like steel and concrete to create forms that challenge the viewer’s perception of weight and balance. By juxtaposing the rigidity of these materials with fluid, organic shapes, he highlights the tension between the built environment and the natural world.

Farago has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across Israel and Europe, gaining recognition for his ability to translate internal emotional states into tangible artistic expressions. His process is characterized by a high degree of spontaneity and a willingness to embrace the unexpected, allowing the medium to dictate the final direction of a piece. This approach results in art that is dynamic and evocative, inviting viewers to engage with the layers of meaning embedded within each composition. Through his ongoing practice, Farago continues to contribute a distinct voice to the Israeli art scene.

Kukula 'Cake Room' Print Available

Artist: Kukula
Title: Cake Room
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 15 x 20 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: $450

 

Kukula, whose given name is Nataly Abramovitch, is an Israeli painter celebrated for a self coined style she calls Pop Rococo. Born in 1980 and raised in a quiet village an hour north of Tel Aviv, she grew up surrounded by Holocaust survivors whose stories of trauma mixed with her own childhood fantasies of princesses and ballet. This collision of horror and sweetness became the emotional engine of her art. She earned a degree in illustration from Vital-Shenkar in 2003 and soon relocated to the United States, where she now lives and works.

Her oil paintings centre on doll-like female figures posed with the haughty grace of eighteenth-century aristocratic portraits. Rendered in intricate layers of luminous colour, these heroines confront the viewer with direct, wide-eyed gazes while surrounded by gilded filigree, lollipops, songbirds and baroque ribbons that sometimes morph into their own skin. The ornate flourishes reference French Limoges porcelain and the decorative excess of Rococo masters such as Boucher and Fragonard, yet the flattened planes, candy palettes and subtle nods to manga give the work a contemporary pop edge.

Kukula’s creative process is intuitive. She gathers visual stimuli from haute couture runways, vintage opera costumes and independent women designers, then blends them with personal memories and symbols of feminine power. Each accessory carries possible meaning: a pearl choker may suggest innocence, while a lurking cat could hint at hidden danger. By presenting these icons within idyllic, dreamlike landscapes, she invites viewers to lose themselves in a world where beauty and melancholy, innocence and eroticism coexist in delicate balance.

Her work has appeared in solo shows from Rome to Los Angeles, and luxury labels including RED Valentino have commissioned capsule lines featuring her signature characters. Through every painting, Kukula offers an enchanted universe that resurrects the lightness of Rococo while telling modern stories of strength, identity and resilience.

Katia Lifshin 'Space Bloom' Print Available

Artist: Katia Lifshin
Title: Space Bloom
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 21 x 21 Inches
Edition: 10
Price: $950

 

Katia Lifshin is an Israeli artist born in Ukraine in 1993 who paints introspective worlds where women merge with moonlit nature. Using mainly oil, graphite and cyanotype, she layers translucent blues and greens until skin, bark and water seem made of the same living substance. Figures climb, float or curl inside hollow trees, their closed eyes suggesting dreams more real than waking life. Recurring motifs such as bioluminescent light, spiral trunks and drifting hair act as emotional markers, turning each canvas into a diary of solitude and resilience.

After immigrating to Israel at age four and studying art in Tucson, Arizona, Lifshin returned to Tel Aviv, where she now works in a small studio filled with potted plants and night sounds. Recent solo exhibitions include Lunar Pathways at Kandlhofer Gallery in Vienna and Parallels at Moosey Gallery in London, while group shows have taken her dreamscapes to Taipei, Como and Paris. Press features in Artmaze, The Jerusalem Post and Booooooom underline her rising international voice. Whether rendering a single figure cupping foxfire or entire forests breathing with hidden faces, Lifshin invites viewers to step beyond the visible and to feel the quiet pulse where identity and landscape become one.

Andre Krayewski '3 Woman With Gun' Prints Available

Artist: Andre Krayweski
Title: 'Women With Guns'
Medium: Giclee Prints
Size: 16 x 20 Inches
Edition: 65
Price: $105/Set Of 3

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