Israel / One

Gil Yefman - From One To None (2013)

Pnina Reichman - Refusal (2013)


In a country where contradictory identities, hopes and dreams, violent clashes and fragile truces coexist, the force of an authentic and thriving cultural laboratory can be seen and felt. An artistic vitality that is on a par with the great world capitals, aware of its own potential: of what culture can do to help to heal wounds.

Zohar Gotesman - Sanctum Preputium (2013)

Elsa Ers Brosh - The Patriarch (2013)


Art can alleviate pain’, says Israeli artist Menashe Kadishman. I would add it can act as a bridge: between men and their feelings, between despair and hope, between the past and the future, particularly where the on-going and historic interweaving of different cultures and stories creates a compelling
artistic mix.

Zvika Kantor - God Almighty (2012)

Jenifer Bar Lev - United Colors Of Death (2013)

Ariela Plotkin - Untitled (2013)


The presence of the Silicon Wadi, the area with the highest concentration of activities related to the new economy and telecommunications, highlights its modern and cosmopolitan character. Today, like in New York, Berlin or Milan, the paintings of young artists on the walls of the suburbs bring colour to the image of the city.

Anat Betzer - The One? (2013)

Raafat Hattab - One (2013)


In Jerusalem, meanwhile, Anish Kapoor’s huge hourglass welcomes visitors from around the world to the new Israel Museum. In the Shrine of the Book, which resembles the domed lid of a jar, a number of the Dead Sea Scrolls are preserved, the oldest biblical manuscripts in the world. And in the Billy Rose Art Garden, the sculpture park on the west side of the museum, sculptures by Rodin, Calder, Moore and Picasso can be admired.

Lea Avital - Untitled (2014)

Ashraf Fawakhry - Tayara Haramiyi (Title Of A Traditional Children's Song: Planes & Thieves (2012)

Ella Amitay Sadovsky - Minute Flower Arrangement (2013)


After the mass persecution of Jews in Europe and the Holocaust, the Israelis have built not only a new state but a new way of living together in a natural landscape that is arid but full of potential, strong ideas, hope.

Durar Bacri - Northern Landscape (2014)

Today, Israel is a young country with a three thousand year history, which through work, research and development has been able to render its lands as fertile as its ideas, its aspirations, its vision and its imagination.

Khetam Heby - Between My Roots (2013)


This Imago Mundi collection is an opportunity to acknowledge the originality and the value of the Israeli culture and its artistic production. It demonstrates how this dusty, disputed land, where olive groves have always grown, is also filling with the colours of art.

Gilad Efrat - Ape (2013)