Ilan Baruch (born 1974 in Jerusalem) is a prominent Israeli painter known for his figurative realistic style and use of oil colors. His work often reflects themes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, drawing inspiration from the landscapes of Jerusalem and the surrounding areas, including the wild fields of Judea and Samaria. Baruch has exhibited his art at various venues, including the Tel Aviv Museum and the Israeli Parliament, and his unique approach to painting includes a series of cactus paintings that explore emotional and introspective themes.