About

"Art is a language that transcends social norms; it’s an elegant, intelligent response to life’s events, shifting consciousness and connecting people beyond politics or language.”

I see myself as an Artivist dedicated to capturing life’s untold narratives through art that engages people, with a focus on the Israeli occupation of Palestine. I believe art has the power to break down barriers and foster honest connections. Through my works, I bring together interdisciplinary artists, visionaries, and activists in spaces that encourage co-creation and meaningful dialogue. I create environments where art and discourse intersect, allowing us to explore the transformative potential of art in a safe and open setting.

My journey as an artist and activist has been driven by a commitment to art as a tool for social change. For over a decade, I led a community lab at my farm in Palestine-Israel, using art to build leadership skills and nurture self-governance within my community. As a co-founder of Midburn (the Israeli regional Burning Man) and the Fugara art collective, I combine art and activism, creating photography, interactive installations, and transformative events that delve into the social textures and intimate connections that shape us. My photography moves fluidly between conceptual and documentary styles, capturing worlds liberated from temporal and spatial constraints and revealing the intimacy and depth of each subject’s story.

To me, “Photography is a bridge between the real and the imagined, revealing the unfiltered connections we share as humans.” Whether capturing surreal scenes of protest or intimate, personal moments, my work invites viewers to see themselves and each other without barriers, embracing empathy and resilience through profound and unfiltered engagement with my subjects.