Izhaq Mevorah is an Israeli artist, born in 1971 in Tel Aviv to a family of artists with roots in Bulgaria. He is known for his "Neo-Pop" style, which merges his passion for both art and design. Mevorah's work often blends sculpture and painting, with a focus on modern materials such as bronze, resin, and polymer. His art has been displayed in public spaces, corporate offices, and private collections around the world.
Mevorah completed his studies at the Avni Institute of Art and Design in Tel Aviv in 1999. He draws inspiration from personal experiences and the world around him, using his art as a means to express thoughts and emotions that he cannot easily put into words. His notable works include life-size sculptures at the Design Museum Holon, as well as exhibitions in Singapore, Miami, and Dubai. His creations are widely regarded as both inventive and impactful, reflecting his deep engagement with modern pop culture and design.