Display Your Love for Israel With Artists 4 Israel's Unique Zoom Backgrounds
Support Israel in a fun, artistic and subtle way during all your Zoom meetings!
We all spend a little too much time worrying about our Zoom background on those days that our house is a mess, we didn’t wash our hair or forgot to wear a shirt (again). But the real opportunity here is to show your love for Israel in every meeting. Be the talk of the rectangles by inserting yourself into some of the most inspiring backdrops created by our incredible artists on Artists 4 Israel missions to Israel and around the world. Put them behind you, wait for the questions and share your knowledge of Israel.
These high resolution images, captured by professional photographers and created by the world’s most incredible muralists, graffiti and street artists will look crisp and bright on your screen and are not available anywhere else. Download by clicking on the button below each image. Free for those who believe in #ArtOverHate.
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1: Jerusalem Landscape Photo By Estevan Oriol
Few artists can say they’ve created an entire genre of their chosen art form. Even fewer can say they’ve been invited to Israel with A4I. Estevan Oriol’s (of Netflix’s LA Originals) extensive portfolio juxtaposes the glamour and grit of LA urban culture, featuring portraits of famous athletes, rappers, gang bangers and A-list celebrities. Here, Oriol’s striking photography of Israel and its people from our 2016 trip, done in his trademark Los Angeles street style, shows the country we love in a brand new light.
2. Western Wall Photo By Estevan Oriol
The Kotel (Western Wall) captured in stunning black and white by Estevan Oriol.
3. “I Have A Dream” Mural by Bik Ismo and Belin One
A striking mural by Bik Ismo (Puerto Rico) and Belin One (Spain) inside a section of the security fence in Israel. Created in 2013, this mural continues to be one of our most popular and most iconic. This piece is so extraordinary that Banksy himself gave it a shout out in the media!
4. Netanya Mural by Muro One
A modern, multi-story mural by artist Muro One (Canary Islands) in 2017 on a building that had been affected by a terrorist attack in Netanya. Muro was particularly struck by the diversity of Israel and so created this mural about affection between different people, races, religions and ethnicities. Can you spot the kiss?
5. '“If You Will It, It Is No Dream” Herzl Quote
When Shalhevet High School in Los Angeles asked us for a mural depicting “the land of Israel, Israel’s leaders, quotes, the fire of Torah and the Israeli flag”, they probably thought it would be too much to put on a mural. They were wrong. Nothing makes as bold a pro-Israel statement as this piece sitting over your shoulder.
