Born in Israel in 1966, Einat Maor has been interested and involved in art and creative work for many years. Einat studied Graphic Design at the esteemed Israel Institute of Technology – the “Technion” in Haifa (1988-1990). She later on studied traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy, for one year (1994-5), at the Taipei fine arts museum.

Living in Shanghai, during 2001-2005, where she joined her husband, who served as the Consul General of Israel in Shanghai, Einat's recent works combine her unique personal style with a strong Shanghanese influence. For example, the red and gold colors – which well represent old and new China - became very prominent in Einat's work.

In summer 2005 Einat has returned to Israel and continue to create at her studio in the small town of Pardesiya.

Einat’s paintings reflect various experience and scenes - from the beauty of Jerusalem to the reflection of the sun in Shanghai's shining skyscrapers.

Einat works mainly with acrylic colors, in different techniques, which she mostly developed by herself, through the past years.

During the past year, some of Einat’s works were presented in various international exhibitions:

• Two of Einat's works were presented at the "Spring in the South of the Yangtze River" group exhibition, presented at the Shanghai Library (Shanghai, PRC) on May 2005. One of the works, titled "Hope" received a special award.
• Einat's 2nd solo exhibition - "Shanghai Emotions" - was presented at ShengLing Art Gallery (Shanghai, PRC), for two weeks, on March 2005.
• Two of Einat's works were presented at the "Yotze Min Hachutz" group exhibition, presented in Jerusalem Theater (Israel), on October 2004.
• Einat's 1st solo exhibition - "Works from Shanghai" was presented at Xintiandi 1 Gallery (Shanghai), for one month, on September 2004.
• One of Einat's works was presented at the "International Paper Cut Exhibition", presented at the Nanjing Museum (Nanjing, PRC), on May 2004. The art work won the 2nd place in the exhibition.
• A collection of Einat's works has been exhibited at the executive floor of the well known 88 XinTianDi luxuries hotel (Shanghai, PRC), during the period of October 2004 – April 2005.