I’m a digital artist creating visual worlds with the help of AI. My work is influenced by pop art, psychedelia, surrealism, and retrowave aesthetics. My creative process sometimes begins with a spontaneous impulse, and other times with a more introspective journey that starts by closing my eyes and listening to music. I let sounds evoke images and associations, then translate them into visuals using Midjourney. I call this process a.eye.in — a meeting point between the eye, imagination, and the subconscious. I have hyperphantasia — the ability to vividly visualize almost anything I hear. What might sound like a bug has become a creative tool: music turns into images, sensations become worlds, and imagination takes shape. I love creating visuals that physically stimulate the eye — playing with color, movement, depth, and optical illusions to challenge visual perception and create an experience that can almost be felt physically. I don’t always know where the creative process will take me. Sometimes I guide it; other times, I simply close my eyes, listen, and let my subconscious surprise me.
נתן ליכטר · Nathan Lichter — Artist at walll.art with 15 works in the portfolio. You can commission an original, made-to-order piece from Nathan from ₪1,500 — including a preview on your own wall photo before you pay.
Portfolio
15 ArtworksWhat clients say about נתן ליכטר.
Working with Nathan
What does נתן ליכטר specialize in?
נתן ליכטר — אמן/ית. אני יוצר עולמות חזותיים בעזרת בינה מלאכותית. אני מושפע מפופ ארט, פסיכדליה, סוריאליזם ואסתטיקת רטרו־ווייב. היצירה שלי נולדת לפעמים מדחף רגעי, ולפעמים מתהליך פנימי שמתחיל בעצימת עיניים ובהאזנה למוזיקה. אני נותן לצלילים לעו
How do you commission a piece from נתן ליכטר?
Open a brief on walll.art with your wall photo and vision, and invite Nathan to submit a proposal — or buy a ready piece from the portfolio. Every proposal is previewed on your actual wall photo, and you pay only after you choose.
How much does a piece by נתן ליכטר cost?
A commission starts at ₪1,500 based on a budget set in advance — the price is for the original artwork; gallery printing, framing and shipping are chosen and priced separately, in a transparent price list. Ready pieces are priced on their gallery page.