Sharon Kipnis Chait

Digital Exhibition Catalogue

To My Beloved Land

Sharon Kipnis Chait

Venue

Mamilla Hotel Gallery

Location

Jerusalem, Israel

Dates

May 21, 2026 – July 31, 2026

Works

29 works

Sharon Kipnis Chait is an Israeli artist and illustrator working primarily in a naïve visual language across a range of hand-crafted techniques, her practice explores memory, identity, belonging, and the emotional landscapes of everyday life. Her work draws from personal and family histories, combining nostalgic imagery, domestic rituals, food, nature, and symbols rooted in the Israeli landscape. Developed over recent years alongside a lifelong journey across three continents and an ongoing interest in the relationship between body and mind, her illustrations transform intimate experiences into poetic visual narratives. Kitchens, gardens, family memories, and fragments of daily life become recurring motifs through which she explores home, rootedness, and the hidden memory carried within the body. She has been studying illustration with Yana Buckler since 2021.

All works in the exhibition are available for acquisition.

Exhibition Statement

Thank you for visiting! You are invited to join me on a personal and collective journey of memories, longing, and homecoming. Woven into my artwork are the childhood landscapes of my home, Moshav Yesha in the Gaza envelope, alongside familiar Israeli symbols and an optimistic palette that offers a renewed interpretation of this place's beauty.

All artworks featured in the exhibition are available for purchase as they are. You are welcome to reach out with any request or question via WhatsApp.

With love and gratitude for your choice,
Sharon KC

Catalogue

Exhibited Works

29 works

Collector Information

Originals & Fine Art Prints

Original works and archival Fine Art Prints are available in selected sizes. For availability, pricing, or collector enquiries, please contact the artist directly.

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