Noa Orlicky (b. 1990) is an Israeli painter and multidisciplinary artist whose practice is rooted in drawing and painting. Her work evolves through an ongoing exploration of stones, crystals, and shells, examining the relationships between the body and the natural world, stillness and inner movement, materiality and transformation. Painting is at the heart of her artistic practice. Through close observation of natural forms, textures, and rhythms, she develops a visual language that moves between representation and abstraction. Her work expands beyond the canvas into animation, video, sound, and audiovisual installations, often in collaboration with artists from different disciplines. Orlicky holds a BA in Visual Communication from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design and is currently pursuing a master's degree in art at the University of Haifa. She also studies and works alongside painter Eli Shamir at his studio in Kfar Yehoshua. Her solo exhibitions include ׳Conversation with a Stone׳ (Janco-Dada Museum, 2023), ׳Room׳ (Ein Hod Gallery, 2022), and ׳Magnetic Rock׳ (Jaffa Well House, 2021). Her work has also been presented in various group exhibitions. She has participated in artist residency programs, including Beit HaBe'er in Jaffa and Xenia in England. Alongside her independent artistic practice, Orlicky develops drawing workshops and collaborative projects across art, music, movement, and community.