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Our Artists

Anat Ostrower

Anat Ostrower is an architect, art therapist, parent counsellor, and certified SoulCollage® facilitator based in Cyprus. Her professional journey brings together design, art, education, and nature, combining a love of materials and colour with a curiosity about people’s inner worlds. For more than a decade, she worked with children and families in educational and therapeutic settings, and founded and managed a school-based therapy centre. These experiences have shaped her approach to creativity as a path to reflection, personal expression, and discovery. In her workshops, she invites participants to explore their own creative language, draw on their imagination, and follow their curiosity, discovering the stories that emerge as different elements come together. Her workshops offer space to experiment and connect with themselves and others, with no previous art experience needed. Anat is also the creator of “Letters from the Forest” a children’s mail club that weaves stories, play, and creative activities into an imaginative introduction to the Hebrew alphabet. The project brings together her love of nature, education, and art through personalised envelopes that invite children and parents to share moments of imagination, wonder, and discovery.

chelli levi

Hi, I’m Chali. I’m a writer and artist from Israel. I paint, I sculpt, and I lead vision board workshops. I made my first vision board when I decided I wanted a better life. One of the things I put on it was a wish to give talks and share my story. Today, that is exactly what I do. Since then, I’ve made a new board every year, and each time I’m surprised by how powerful it is. Here is what I’ve learned: dreaming and imagining is not enough. To bring something into your life, it helps to see it, write it and hear it. When you look at an image, you can feel it, and your creative mind starts to work. Something begins to move. That’s why my workshops use all the senses. We look at images, write, listen to music, and each person creates a personal board to take home. No talent or experience needed, just curiosity and a willingness to play.

Eran Galante

Eran Galante is an architect graduate of the B.Arch program at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Israel. His creative journey began at an early age, driven by a fascination with art and design that led him to study in Paris and Milan before embarking on his architectural studies. In his work, Galante explores the intersection between architecture, place, and identity. The Israeli narrative and local culture are central to his practice, alongside an ongoing exploration of the relationship between the built environment and its surroundings the landscape, climate, and local materials. For Galante, architecture does not exist in isolation; it is rooted in context, time, and place. In recent years, he has participated in and exhibited his work at festivals and placemaking events in Israel, including Southern Light, Asif Festival, and Butterfly Effect, reflecting his interest in temporary spaces, public-space interventions, and the ability of art to create connections between people and place. Today, Galante lives in Larnaca, Cyprus, where he works in architectural project management and develops social and community initiatives, continuing his exploration of the intersection between creativity, space, and people.

Hagit Gal

After nine years in the Himalayas, where I devoted much of my time to studying and practising a range of practical spiritual methods, I now bring that experience into my everyday work with business owners. Together we build authentic marketing plans that are fully aligned with their values. Vision boards are a natural extension of this: a creative, joyful way for anyone to get clear on what they truly want.

Molly Coyle

20 years experience as a fashion designer with a focus on natural fibers and low waste methods, from NYC. I believe the most important thing about clothes is the correct fit and the fibers. The other half of my brain is brilliant at systems, system management and project management/operations. I enjoy making perfect, practical systems and perfectly fit clothes—I believe both greatly improve a persons life and do not need to be another investment or complex. I believe clothing is not only a medium of our self expression, and serves a function—it is something much more intimate and healing, we cannot survive without it. The marvel of the right garment and feeling good in it is something that we can create by making our clothes or altering and repairing existing ones. And as far as systems go…in the unstable digital world that is moving fast paired with planned obsolescence in software and hardware, it is more difficult to not feel overwhelmed—the solutions must work for the person and are usually quite simple. The right systems matter, the right clothes matter.

Yael L. Bahat

Yael L. Bahat is a multidisciplinary artist based in Larnaca, whose practice spans jewellery, painting, drawing, photography, and mixed media. Having lived in East and West Asia and Europe, she draws inspiration from different cultures and artistic traditions, combining their influences with an ongoing curiosity about materials, colour, and form. Her work moves between intricate patterns, wearable pieces, and layered compositions, with experimentation at the heart of her practice. She creates her original and ever-changing art under the brand name of YLB Art Studio. Yael founded Bozart to bring a long-held dream to life: a welcoming creative space where an international community of artists and art lovers can connect, experiment, collaborate, and support one another. Through her workshops, she shares practical techniques and encourages participants to explore their own ideas, discover unfamiliar materials, and enjoy the process of creating.

Yasmin Gur

Yasmin Gur is an MFA-holding master wood sculptor and art instructor whose biomorphic and abstract works blend organic nature with industrial structural form. Growing up in the desert overlooking the Dead Sea and shaped by decades in New York City, she transforms salvaged timber and raw elements into expressive sculptures. Alongside international exhibitions including showcasing Jagged Rose at the Tel Aviv Biennale of Crafts and Design at the Eretz Israel Museum and exhibiting at the Larnaca Biennale,she founded Carve & Connect to share the tactile craft of wood carving. She currently shares her time between Tel Aviv and Larnaca.