Olive trees in Kibbutz Kabri
A classic Mediterranean landscape, with ancient olive trees standing against a blue sky and white clouds. The use of a painting knife is particularly prominent in depicting the trunks and leaves of the trees, creating a sense of volume and depth. The rough, free texture of the paint gives the work a sense of life and movement, capturing the warm light falling on the yellow grasses and rocks.
Vered Mark
My name is Vered Mark, a painter living and creating in Kibbutz Kabri in the Western Galilee. Since childhood, I have been drawn to colors and creativity, a passion that led me to study Art Education at Oranim College, where I explored drawing, photography, and acrylic painting. Alongside raising my family and building a career as an independent graphic designer, art has always been an inseparable part of my life.In recent years, I have returned with full passion to painting, focusing mainly on oil paints and unique palette knife techniques. My inspiration comes primarily from nature, yet I also enjoy exploring portraits, still life, and expressive abstract works. For me, each creation is a personal journey, where the process is as meaningful as the outcome - a path of exploration that allows me to evolve and rediscover the power of color and texture each time anew.
My name is Vered Mark, a painter living and creating in Kibbutz Kabri in the Western Galilee. Since childhood, I have been drawn to colors and creativity, a passion that led me to study Art Education at Oranim College, where I explored drawing, photography, and acrylic painting. Alongside raising my family and building a career as an independent graphic designer, art has always been an inseparable part of my life.In recent years, I have returned with full passion to painting, focusing mainly on oil paints and unique palette knife techniques. My inspiration comes primarily from nature, yet I also enjoy exploring portraits, still life, and expressive abstract works. For me, each creation is a personal journey, where the process is as meaningful as the outcome - a path of exploration that allows me to evolve and rediscover the power of color and texture each time anew.
