Haim Admon was born in Ramat Gan and raised in Be’er Sheva and Tivon. He served in the Golani Brigade, traveled extensively around the world, and studied various healing modalities. An artist, therapist, and spiritual teacher, he guided many people through processes of personal growth, transformation, and self-discovery.

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A devoted family man, Haim was married to Noa and was the father of Gaia and Romi. He lived in the Hefer Valley. He was a people person in the deepest sense—surrounded by friends, love, laughter, and meaningful connections. A truly unique individual, he was deeply loved by everyone whose life he touched. Forever young in spirit.

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Haim came into this world as a messenger of love and shared that love in countless ways, including through his art. In his passing, he left behind many hearts filled with love, gratitude, and longing.

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For Haim, painting was not merely an artistic practice—it was a way of life, a path of healing, growth, and profound transformation. He painted intuitively, without preconception or planning, guided by inner listening and inspiration. His creative process emerged as a living movement of color, emotion, and consciousness.

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“When I paint, I allow myself to release the need for planning and control.

The spirit within me is present in its full power.”

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Haim worked from a place of embodied memory, as though the colors themselves carried ancient codes. His paintings are living, multidimensional works containing many layers that gradually reveal themselves—figures, symbols, and letters appearing like small gateways within a vast inner landscape, inviting the viewer to enter and explore.

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These works carry a living field of healing frequencies, encouraging inner movement, openness, and remembrance. The layers within his paintings unfold gradually, revealing inner realities of memory, consciousness, and possibility. For Haim, his paintings did not merely depict the world—they opened a way of seeing it. They are not landscapes, but journeys through consciousness.

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At times, the paintings seem to carry an ancient memory—a memory of harmony, gentleness, and deep connection; an echo of Lemurian consciousness, a vision of Gaia seen through the heart.

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Haim held a vision: to bring the consciousness of Lemuria into the world—a consciousness rooted in love, peace, and harmony, offering the possibility of creating heaven on Earth. His paintings are a living expression of that vision: an organization of light within matter, a frequency seeking to awaken and resonate within those who encounter it.

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This is the legacy Haim leaves behind: a living energy of love, harmony, and healing.

His paintings are not only meant to be seen—they are meant to be experienced.

Through them, Haim continues to be present, continues to touch lives, and continues to live on.