I am an Israeli artist and an art educator currently based in Palo Alto, CA. I hold an MFA from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design and a BEdFA from the Midrasha School of Art at Beit Berel College.

My artistic practice centers around illuminating the traces of time inherent in everyday life, both in private and public spaces. Through the transformation and repurposing of objects and materials, I try to highlight the interconnectedness between different environments. I often assemble and pile up found materials and objects, drawing inspiration from the remnants of rooms, personal memories, and fleeting visual moments within my own surroundings.

Certain pieces originate from specific spaces, prompting contemplation not only of the space itself but also of the broader concept of site-specificity. For me, working with found and specific objects and materials, or with given specific locations, is a purposeful artistic statement rooted in the idea of the existing object as a starting point, rather than an end result.