I am an installation and performance artist. The language of my work emerges from visual art into a broad, immersive space—a vibrant sculptural environment where remnants of an old world coexist with a dynamic realm of exploration, growth, and renewal.
My artistic voice blends various media, often rooted in traditionally feminine craft. These works are experienced as acts—sensory environments constructed from tactile materials I create, rich with texture, scent, and sound.
As a performance artist, I inhabit these environments, sharing an embodied experience with viewers and inviting them into a deep, inner space where personal and societal questions arise.
Raised on a kibbutz, I carry with me the cultural and emotional imprint of that collective life. I see the ceremonial elements in my work as a reflection of the patriarchal and communal rituals I grew up with.
My art interweaves personal and collective trauma, creating emotionally charged landscapes that invite reflection on identity, memory, and the tension between past and present.
