Rosenfeld Gallery Gallery in Tel Aviv

A figurative artist whose work examines migration, identity, social memory, and cultural collision through sharp, often satirical images drawing on Soviet childhood, Israeli life, popular aesthetics, and art-historical references.

A photographer and video artist known for staged images of trees, figures, carpets, and domestic symbols, constructing precise visual tableaux that question nature, memory, artifice, and cultural inheritance.

An artist, filmmaker, and writer whose multilayered practice uses fictional personas, text-image structures, satire, and historical distortion to test boundaries between politics, sexuality, biography, and invention.

A Berlin-based artist working across immersive environments, CGI video, light, sound, and spatial research, often investigating safety, urban systems, night culture, and the shifting relations between physical and virtual space.

A photographic artist whose pigment prints, cropped images, and constructed visual fragments explore memory, perception, architecture, absence, and the unstable boundary between photographic documentation and imagined space.

A painter whose oil works focus on urban landscapes, interiors, everyday scenes, and charged social atmospheres, using observational painting to reflect contemporary life in Haifa, Tel Aviv, and wider Israeli contexts.

An artist working with photography, video, staged imagery, and archival references, often revisiting Israeli visual culture, cinema, national myths, and historical narratives through critical reconstruction and humor.

A figurative artist working primarily in painting, drawing, and sculpture, developing psychologically charged images that combine bodily distortion, pop-cultural references, dark humor, and theatrical approaches to identity and desire.