Gal Schindler’s paintings pulse with movement and emotion—figures twist, merge, and dissolve into shifting layers of color. Her technique of layering and scraping wet paint mirrors the nonlinear process of memory and identity. Born in Tel Aviv and now based in London, Schindler draws from her own transitions to explore the fluid nature of selfhood. Her work captures identity as a process—fragmented, reconstructed, and alive. With a focus on the female form, she paints womanhood in all its complexity, refusing simplification.