Ayelet has participated in numerous exhibitions and events, earning recognition through several prestigious awards.

Over the years, Ayelet has developed a deep fascination with color and texture, exploring a wide range of techniques—from working with raw pigments to utilizing state-of-the-art paints. She has learned to communicate her ideas through various mediums, using color and texture to express the concepts at the heart of her work.

Ayelet studied art at Bay Area community colleges, the Palo Alto Art Center, and through private instruction with prominent local artists.

Earlier in her life, she pursued studies in science and technology and worked in the high-tech industry in various roles. During that time, art remained a passionate pursuit, providing her with a vital creative outlet.

An avid museum-goer, Ayelet draws inspiration from many artists. Her work carries echoes of Impressionists like Toulouse-Lautrec, iconic women artists such as Frida Kahlo and Georgia O’Keeffe, as well as influences from the Old Masters.

Ayelet is an active member of the vibrant Alameda Artworks community in San Jose and Gallery 9 in Los Altos.