Living in Jerusalem, Israel. I grew up in a small collective community in Israel.
I got my first camera at the age of 16, and been taking pictures ever since.
In my 20’s I moved to Jerusalem to study photography.
For me, photography involves entering a dream-like mood. I do not try to portray a reality. I’d much rather invent my own story.
In my eyes, this art form holds an opportunity to break free and to create a new kind of existence, located on the boundary between reality and fantasy, between the familiar and the uncanny.
Living in Jerusalem, Israel. I grew up in a small collective community in Israel.
I got my first camera at the age of 16, and been taking pictures ever since.
In my 20’s I moved to Jerusalem to study photography.
For me, photography involves entering a dream-like mood. I do not try to portray a reality. I’d much rather invent my own story.
In my eyes, this art form holds an opportunity to break free and to create a new kind of existence, located on the boundary between reality and fantasy, between the familiar and the uncanny.