·  Yaniv Shapira - A valued Chief Curator, a former cuator at the Art Museum in Ein Harod (one of the best Museum in Israel):

"There is no doubt that Guy Gilad was an artist-photographer with a distinct handwriting, with a unique eye-print... with the ability to pose an image, to create a world. Rare moments of the hand of an artist."

      Gilad Reich - A Chief Curator of Photography at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem - the most prestigious museum in Israel:

·      Miriam Gamburd - A drawing artist and sculptor and former lecturer at Betzalel – Highest School of Art:

"Guy Gilad is a sniper artist who is highly professional in detailing every detail, poetic in the deepest sense... I haven't experienced such an artistic experience in a long time…"

      Efrat Gilboa - A lecturer in Shenkar, Higher Institute for Design and Art: 

"An amazing and inspiring exhibition! The personal stamp leaves a tremendous impression. Each work is a kind of  Masterpiece that deserves to be displayed in the most prestigious museums to inspire"!    

         Prof. Ziva Shamir - A senior Literature Researcher: 

"Guy's photographs left a deep impression on me, and they don't fade from my inner eye. I think these are genius photographs. no less. They have a combination of delicacy and power, and one could add more and more such contrasts that merge and unite at one root. Some pictures "correspond" with the history of the world of culture and art versus - pictures from the emerging present; Images that have movement versus static images.... Each of the pictures has a wonderful composition like the one in the pictures of the great paiters"

        Prof. Rafi Weichert – A velued Poet, Translator, Publisher: 

"An exhibition of photographs by a great photographer. Corresponds with great painters and does it in a masterful way. Longing and admiration for female beauty, a performance of a group composition... Unfortunately, I did not get to know Guy who left a great beauty in the world whose traces will not be erased.

       Doron Polak - A multidisciplinary art curator:

"Guy Gilad's photographs have an eternal presence. Guy's artworks teach about his inner world as an open, assertive and creative artist; they teach about his personality... the empathy motif being the starting point for the journey to the heart of the person photographed... to perpetuate the uniqueness and strong originality inherent in him..."                                      

      Dr. David Graves - A senior art and philosophy lecturer: 

A such a person was walking around among us a true artist, visionary and blessed with talents… We will all miss him. But Guy, thanks for the beauty you left behind.

      Noa Ben-Non Melamed - A photography artist and Guy's teacher of photography at "Hadasa" college in Jerusalem: 

"As a virtuoso conductor, Guy Gilad dominates various genres in the world of photography. His work is professional,  precise, full of emotion and imagination."

      Adi Ness – A well-known senior photographer: 

"Seeing Guy's work was a very moving experience. I left with the sense that I’d gotten to know him to some extent through the photos, stories, and anecdotes. How painful it is to know that the light shining forth from his photographs, the light he was able to sculpt so beautifully, went out at so young an age."

      Miri Krimolovski – A scholar, critic, and senior art lecturer:

"The photographs correspond with the history of art, taking a poetic view of the female figure, which becomes something completely spiritual. I hope that someone will decide to curate a museum exhibition for his work before long, because Guy’s language is truly very moving."

      Sophia Bari Lifshitz – A photography Department at Tel Aviv Museum of Art:

"What a talented photographer! The photos are thrilling. Guy’s whole world is made visible to us."

      Yael Shtaigman – Ralli Museums, CaesareaI:

"These are extraordinarily beautiful, intelligent, artistic photographs. Guy’s unique work is worthy of a major exhibition."

     Yayir Kedar – A senior documentary film maker:

"This is great art. I am so grateful for having met such a master of light… What an inspirational farewell to the world."

     Rotem Ritov – A curator, Zuzu Gallery:

"Guy`s photos are fantastic and so sensitive… The photos are so good that I’m saving them, because one day they will be a perfect fit.

     Galit Landau Epstein – A curator, Tel Aviv Museum of Art:

"Truly impressive! You can see that Guy was an excellent professional photographer. Guy left an affecting body of work full of magic. The enormous talent shines through. Thank you for the opportunity to become acquainted with his unique work. The photographs are clearly great. We will work on ways to disseminate his work more broadly."  

      Gilad Ofir – A senior photographer, curator, and art lecturer at Betzalel – Highest School of Art: 

"From the first moment, from the first photograph I saw, I felt that I was discovering a singular and remarkable world of + creation. The photographs are different but every one of them stops you in your tracks and you observe it and immerse yourself in that world, a world of beauty, of layers of subtlety. These emerge the more you observe and express content and meaning. The photographs communicate with you and envelop you… I see in them a correspondence with art and artists as if flashing in a rear window. They are there in another layer at the work as if sending a greeting. Every  photograph tells a complete story, every image is made by a loving hand, with the attention born of love and imagination. I didn’t know Guy but I can definitely say that he was a wonderful photographer, a wonderful artist. An extraordinary photographer. The photographs tell me everything. But they also keep a secret that draws you to look at them again and again."

      Dr. Dina Katan Ben-Zion – A writer, poet, and senior translator:

"Guy’s art of photography addresses the miraculous, the source of the divine spark in us. What a precious gift this is!"

      Dror Burstein – A writer, editor, and professor of Hebrew literature at the Hebrow University in Jerusalem: 

"What is striking is the sensitive eye and the love for beauty. Also evident are two parallel sensitivities, one to the world of glamor and the outward projection of radiance and one to the inner world of the hidden and even the imprisoned."

      Yonatan Berg – A poet and writer:

"Observing the world is grace and a gateway to compassion. Guy’s gaze, too, is full of grace and compassion. They blossom in anyone who looks at his image and at his love of beauty, movement, and the connection between people radiating from the photographs. The grace and compassion of his life continue to beat in him and in us."

      Prof. Miron Isaacson – A poet, writer, and professor of Hebrew literature at the Hebrow University in Jerusalem:

"Artistic photography is the conversation of the mind, heart, and eyes with the wonders of creation. In it, the photographers are present in the photographs no less than their photographic subjects that they saturate with their talent and sensitivity. The seeing Guy is fortunate to attain this even after he is no longer seen."