Born in 1991 in a small town in Israel, Rachel Natan Kisos currently resides and works out of a private studio in Boynton Beach, Florida.

Rachel studied art at the Avni Institute in Tel Aviv. While there, she was blessed with the opportunity to study and learn under talented and inspiring artist-teachers.  While pursuing her degree, Rachel discovered her passion for art, admiring the great masters especially. As her interest was piqued, she began to explore these infamous artists, who ultimately have become Rachel’s greatest inspiration. She loves painting homages to the great masters because of their impact on the world and the way they have seen colors and shapes, as well as the history of art.

 Most recently, Rachel has been mastering her unique technique inspired by nature and shapes focusing on a combination of colors to create unique paintings in cube-like fields.
In the artist’s own words, “I have always sketched and created art, but my dream was to be able to make a change through my art, to modernize tradition”. 

 I studied Art History at Avni Institute in Tel Aviv. My professor was Gil Tzelner, and I studied drawing with Omri Granit. I was always looking for the deeper meaning behind the drawing, and that’s how my artistic journey of self-discovery began.”
“I grew up in an Ultra-Orthodox Lubavitcher home in Israel, and I am the sixth of nine children. At the age of seventeen, after graduating from high school, I decided to choose a different life path. Today, I live a life that combines the positives of both the secular and religious worlds. In my works, this incredible intertwining of both worlds is evident; both the material and spiritual worlds. My art pieces are a reflection of my authentic self.”
“Through my life experiences so far, I now better understand and appreciate my journey and this chosen path. Today, my palette has expanded. I can embrace a mosaic of colors and combine them with meaningful spiritual material
to create art in a variety of styles and techniques