Ardyn Halter is best known for his painting, printmaking and stained-glass.
Born in London, he divides his time between the UK and his home in
Israel. Ardyn is the son of Roman Halter whose book Roman’s Journey is republished by Amsterdam Publishers.

Ardyn’s work is in numerous collections including The British Museum, The
Tel Aviv Museum, The Israel Museum, The Victoria and Albert Museum,
London, The British Library, London.

He has designed and made the stained-glass windows for the National
Genocide Memorial in Rwanda, St Johns Wood Synagogue London,
Alyth Gardens and Highgate Synagogues, and for Cambridge University.

Previous books include: The Water’s Edge (Lund Humphries), London
2006; Out of the Water Sport, Diversity and Tolerance, A Portrait of Aqvatikim,
Israel’s first Masters swimming club English, Hebrew and Arabic, Israel 2018.