Nir Schwartz was born in Israel in 1993.

Currently, he resides and creates in Tel Aviv. He is a graduate of the "Master Class" program at studio Hatahana under the guidance of David Nipo and Aram Gershuni, a B.F.A (Bachelor of Fine Arts) degree student in Multidisciplinary Art at Shenkar, and an apprentice in the studio of the artist Anne Ben-Or.

His work focuses on three main mediums: figurative oil painting, staged photography, and sketching.

In his works, Schwartz strives to depict complex human situations, focusing on modern scenarios and characters, while addressing universal themes such as relationships, family, and politics. He combines compositions rooted in a deep understanding of art history, but imbues them with contemporary interpretation and narrative. The resulting contrast creates a satirical and honest perspective on modern reality and life.

In the field of photography, he collaborates with his partner, photographer Eva Blaish. Together, they create staged scenes that blend the tangible world with surrealistic elements. This collaboration expands the boundaries of his creation and allows him to explore complex visual narratives in an additional medium.

His works have been exhibited in group exhibitions in Israel and are included in private collections.