Itzhaq Mevorah (b. 1971, Tel Aviv) descends from a long line of artists whose creative roots trace back to early-20th-century Bulgaria. From an early age, he recognized his calling as an artist. A profound personal experience shaped this path:
“The choice to pursue art was deeply influenced by the severe injury my father sustained during the war. I was 11 years old at the time, and from that moment I knew I would devote my life to painting. I chose to paint my world in the colors I select—rather than the colors of grief.”

Mevorah’s father passed away a few years later, yet the formative impact of this event continues to resonate throughout the artist’s practice. He completed his formal studies in 1999 at the Avni Institute of Art and Design in Tel Aviv.

Mevorah defines his artistic language as Neo-Pop, blending his passion for design with his refined painterly sensibility. His work draws inspiration from lived experience—cultural, spiritual, and emotional—as well as from his observations of contemporary life.

“I choose subjects that emerge from the experiences that shape my everyday reality, and I merge them with the recurring motifs that are integral to my visual world,” he explains.

Today, Mevorah’s vibrant and distinctive works are featured in prominent public spaces, corporate environments, and distinguished private collections in Israel and internationally.