Even before koby feldmos was born, a metaphorical golden thread connected him to the world of art and creation. He is a third-generation descendant of jewelry craftsmen—his grandfather, a goldsmith in Poland, passed down the craft to his son, who then passed it on to koby feldmos. In the family’s home, everything revolved around precious metals, diamonds, and gemstones. From a young age, koby feldmos found himself observing the delicate work, learning through watching, listening, and old stories of distant days in Central Europe.

As he grew older, koby feldmos sought to push beyond the boundaries of the family trade. While fathers and grandfathers continued to craft jewelry in that wonderful tradition, he chose to leave the family business and embark on a journey of study in Europe. There, in various academies and workshops, he expanded his world beyond jewelry-making: he studied painting, sculpture, and different design techniques that enriched his creative language. In his encounters with international artists, koby feldmos absorbed new influences and ideas, discovering that what once confined him to a tiny, precise material could now be expressed on canvas, wood, stone, or metal in a free and boundless manner.

Thus, by deciding to leave the family profession despite the emotional challenge and long-standing tradition, koby feldmos transformed the family story into a springboard to broader horizons. Now, in his creations, he expresses his unique mark and essentially continues the legacy—not as a faithful reproduction of the goldsmith’s craft, but as a natural expansion, another way to connect past, present, and future in extraordinary visual art.