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Contemporary Jewish Art from Yitzchok Moully

Yitzchok Moully creates distinctive pieces of Contemporary Jewish Art that combines the bright, bold colors prevalent in pop art with the timeless and sophisticated images of Judaica and the Jewish people. Moully's original screen prints utilize ink and acrylic paints to represent traditional Judaica art themes for a modern generation. They are available in their original form, as limited edition reproductions, and as print, canvas, and eCards for all to share and enjoy. Please feel free to browse the collection of contemporary Jewish art, as you are sure to find a piece that not only appeals to your sense of aesthetic beauty, but also stimulates and challenges your perception of Jewish art.

Jewish Art Inspired by Tradition and Modernity

As a child, Jewish artist Yitzchok Moully was exposed to a world of creative thinkers. Moully developed a connection with the world of art and with time become a part of it, finding his inspiration in silk-screening in particular. He took his passion for his religion as a Rabbi and incorporated it into his art. The result was a unique contrast of bold, electric colors with formal Chassidic themes and subjects. He creates contemporary Jewish art-- which Moully calls 'Chassidic Pop Art' from his two sources of inspiration. This beautiful and thought-provoking art is made to represent the vivid and complex lives within the vibrant community as only a talented and devoted Jewish artist can do.

Revitalizing Culture in Contemporary
Jewish Art

Inspite living in the twenty first century, with all its distractions and opportunities, it is clear that the rocks that hold the Jewish communities together can never be broken. In fact, it is these traditions that propel us forward and drive us to strive toward bettering ourselves and being the light unto others. Yitzchok Moully takes these established Chassidic and Jewish art images and brings them to life for a modern age, reminding people that while many things have changed, we can still pay homage to our history in a variety of unique ways. For Moully, this notion expresses itself in his contemporary Jewish art: intriguing, bold and expressive.