Kate Kabissky

Kate Kabissky, born in Moscow and later immigrating to Israel, discovered her passion for art at an early age, experimenting with painting and sculpting in her childhood. Her diverse artistic journey includes graphic and interior design, art direction, and exploration of various art schools.

Growing up, Kate was always seen with a paintbrush or plasteline in hand, creating vibrant drawings and small sculptures. She gained experience in classic art institutions in Moscow and the Israeli school of figurative drawing, exploring techniques like working with oils and sculpting with clay.

Influenced by her travels, especially in Florence and Malta, Kate found inspiration for her art globally. Her return to Israel sparked a deep connection, influencing her creations with the country's vibrant heritage. Kate believes art serves as a universal language, transcending barriers and connecting people. Her work, primarily in ceramics and mixed media, explores themes of nature, identity, and spirituality.

For Kate, art is a powerful tool to express ideas, emotions, and perspectives, fostering a shared human experience. She sees her art as a language that transcends boundaries, bringing people closer as a global community.