“The Truth We Didn’t Tell” - Festive Opening: Thursday, July 9, 2026, at 19:00 at Lotan Gallery, 19A Mazal Aryeh Alley, Old Jaffa , Curator and Exhibition Producer: Orly Dvir , Featured Artist ,Anna Pundik, LOST SOUL · Painter and Animator · Born 1965
Anna Pundik is a multidisciplinary artist—married, a mother of three, and holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture and a master’s degree in teaching visual arts. A lover of culinary arts, a fashionista, and an enthusiastic Francophile, she brings to her work an entire world of experiences, cultures, and emotions woven together.
"I am a lost soul. Thrown into places where I have no idea how I got there. And yet still trying to make lemonade out of those damned lemons."
Her work deals with themes of belonging, identity, and the search for a place in the world. She explores the gap between the desire to create harmony and the fractured reality around her—between languages, between cultures, between worlds. “The only glue that holds all the fragments of the explosion together is the desire to create harmony at any cost,” writes the artist about her work.
In the exhibition “The Truth We Didn’t Tell,” Pundik presents works born from a deep self-search—a trying to channel the bubbles that surface at a steady rhythm, almost like contractions, and transform them into a dialogue with the viewer. Her works speak of what remains unspoken, of the inner voices from which the body seeks a stable purpose.
“The Truth We Didn’t Tell”
Anna is part of a group exhibition taking place at Lotan Gallery, Old Jaffa, bringing to the forefront moments, emotions, and stories that do not always receive words. Through a variety of works and artistic languages, the exhibition touches on the personal, inner, and unspoken truth of each artist.
About Lotan Gallery
Lotan Gallery, managed by the artist and curator Orly Dvir, is located in the heart of Old Jaffa and serves as a magnet for leading Israeli and international art exhibitions.
Orly Dvir works a sense of artistic mission and sees art as a tool for personal and social change. She promotes female representation, pluralism, and accessibility for diverse audiences.
Each exhibition in the gallery is built with careful conceptual thought and high aesthetic standards. The general public is invited to take part in the cultural activity at the venue. From these values, Lotan Gallery has become a vibrant creative hub, with a clear professional statement. Thanks to Orly, contemporary art receives a true home—open and inclusive.
Exhibition Closing: July 30, 2026
Gallery Opening Hours:
Sunday to Friday, between 10:00 and 16:00
Or by prior arrangement at: 058-4999974
