Tomer Rosenthal (b. 1987, Jerusalem) is an artist currently living and working in Berlin. His solo exhibition Midnight was presented at The Jerusalem Artists' House in 2021. His work has been shown in Israel-Palestine and Europe, including the Tel Aviv Museum of Art (2024), Traces: The Biennale for Drawing (Jerusalem), Eigen+Art Lab (Berlin), Art+Text Budapest, and Galeria Sabot (Cluj-Napoca). In 2021, he published Ingress, featuring 55 works on paper.

His drawings are rooted in an idiosyncratic cosmology of images—both personal and archetypal. Drawing from a wide range of sources spanning countercultural traditions, 19th-century symbolism, and science fiction, the world created in his drawings refuses a linear understanding of history. Ancient symbols coexist and meld with contemporary imagery, transgressing cultural and temporal boundaries, generating a new, expansive psychic world that interrogates the divide between human and nonhuman.

He is the recipient of the Osnat Mozes Painting Prize for a Young Artist (2021), the New York Foundation for the Arts’ Artist Fund (2018), and Bezalel's Keshet Award (2011). Rosenthal completed his BFA (2011) and MFA (2014) in Fine Art at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem.
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