Anat, a native of Israel, is a Houston based self-taught multi-disciplinary artist. She initiated her professional art career in late 2008 when the desire to stay in the US and make a living left her with no other choice. Anat had no idea where that desire would take her, and looking back, the journey was and still is unbelievable even to her. Anat didn’t know she had it in her, and now every project takes her to new territories, testing her abilities and challenges her with new perspectives. Starting her artistic phase later in life means she brings some interesting insights to her work and a different perspective. Soon enough after she became a professional artist – and in professional, she specifically means making a living out of making art – it became clear her forte is mural work.

As an untrained artist she has an organic relationship towards art-making that corresponds to a vital need, a matter of personal balance and identity. She has executed commissions all over the United States, Europe and Israel. Anat works with a variety of materials from acrylics, latex, tempera, chalk, pen, marker, colour pencils, digital and more. Typically working on at least 20 projects at one time, Anat prides herself on her ability to work on a large scale and at a rapid pace. Her work ranges in size from a few inches to over 30 feet tall and covering a variety of subject matter. Versatility is her strong suit, commenting, “Everything inspires me.”

Anat’s love story with street painting started in 2009 when she stumbled upon an opportunity to be an artist for Via Colori – a street painting festival held in Houston. Since then she participated in dozens of festivals in the US and around the world, spreading the love of ephemeral art and street painting