Ruthi Helbitz Cohen is an Israeli artist who is known for her paintings and installations that explore the female body and human vulnerability. Her work blends personal symbolism with universal themes such as love, loss, and transience. She often uses materials like parchment paper and masking tape, giving her art a layered, autobiographical quality.

Helbitz Cohen has exhibited internationally, including in the Netherlands at Museum de Fundatie (Zwolle), Museum Beelden aan Zee (The Hague), and Dat Bolwerck (Zutphen). Her work has also been shown in Germany, France, Greece, China, and the United States.
Her work is characterized by a poetic and sometimes unsettling visual language that invites viewers to reflect on the human condition.

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