Nurit Manor is an artist and writer who expresses her creativity through vibrant paintings, prints, and sculptures made from found objects. Her works are characterised by a rich spectrum of colours and a fluid transformation of ideas into art, often drawing inspiration from nature, still life, and figure studies, with occasional political undertones.
Driven by a deep urge to create, Nurit constantly seeks new challenges and experiences. Despite her years of artistic exploration, she maintains a youthful spirit—curious, daring, and free-spirited, with an enduring sense of innocence.
Since the age of 20, she has exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions, including a solo show at Tel Aviv Artists House in 2022 and a group exhibition in Shoreditch, London, the same year. in May 2025, she participated in a group exhibition in Miami, Florida.
In addition to her visual art, Nurit has published three books in Hebrew, with English translations currently in progress.
She holds a BA Fine Arts from Ravensbourne College of Art and design, London.
Everyone can find his treasure and purpose in life.
My treasure is – art. Art is what I would call the ‘soul’ of my life.
Creativity is a kind of natural response to living, almost like giving birth in every creative Artwork.
I have been to many places around the world, always fascinated by the changes, growing and renewing that I feel, and the influences of it on my work and happiness – from the Taj Mahal, India, the place of perfection and eternal beauty, to the holy, radiant inspiring Mountain Fuji in Japan.
Even in difficult times in my life, I was always looking for inspiration to continue my artwork and my life with a positive attitude and renewed ideas.
My work reflects the community and the atmosphere we live in, driven by positivity and hope, as opposed to the unrest times we are in.
I work and live in London and in Tel Aviv, where I ride a bicycle.
“Art in its various forms reflects the essence of life, by being a mirror and a magnifying glass. It represents the collective state of society.
The important thing is – it gives a chance to express inspiring positive ideas and changes.” NM
Books:
Aphrodite on the Beach, 2021 (Hebrew)
The English School, 2013 (Hebrew)
The Short Spring of Greta Garbo, 2005 (Hebrew)In my blog there are posts in English.
My Hebrew blog: nuritmanor.co.il
