For Glen Josselsohn, art is more than creation—it is a vehicle for compassion, connection, and change. Throughout his career, he has used his work to raise awareness and provide tangible support for causes spanning animal welfare, children’s healthcare, anti-trafficking initiatives, wildlife conservation, and humanitarian relief in Israel.
From painting life-sized rhinos for the Save the Rhino campaign in South Africa, to collaborating with shelters through Just One Thing 365, to fundraising for children’s surgeries with Operation Smile and the Smile Foundation, Glen’s brushstrokes have carried a mission far beyond the canvas.
Most recently, following the October 7, 2023 attacks in Israel, Glen launched Art of Giving—a series of works and limited-edition prints created to support victims of terror, displaced families, and frontline soldiers. Collaborating with One Family and grassroots initiatives like Helmets 4 Chayalim, he continues to dedicate his art to resilience and hope in the face of adversity.
One of his most moving works, Windows of Light, was painted directly onto a soldier’s helmet. The piece symbolizes strength, protection, and divine resilience, with light blue squares representing “inner windows” of hope and the Magen David grounding the work in unity and faith. Each stroke stands as a prayer in color, a reminder that even in war, the spirit of a nation shines unbroken.
Through these efforts, Glen’s art has become a global force of healing and solidarity, proving that creativity, when fused with compassion, has the power to transform lives and illuminate even the darkest hours.
