Suly Bornstein Wolff is a multidisciplinary artist born in Brazil though living and working in Israel. Her work is largely influenced by her experience as an immigrant. On one hand, her roots are deeply embedded in her country of birth, while on the other, there are also roots of the deep love that grew within her throughout her years in Israel. Through the process of immigrating to Israel, learning a new language and integrating into a new culture, she found great interest and began to photograph and paint the tropical palm trees that were imported to Israel to decorate the Tel Aviv gardens. In recent years Bornstein has expanded her interests from the influence of civilized nature onwards to urbanism and architecture with her paintings of the Bauhaus style homes that inhabit the streets of Tel Aviv.