About My Photography

I work with phone cameras, recently transitioning to the iPhone 12 Pro. My approach is straightforward—each photo is captured in a single click, without any editing or filtering, preserving the authenticity of the moment.

The essence of my artistic vision lies in exploring movement—whether through physical motion in space with bodily intimacy or the dynamic interplay within two-dimensional images. My latest series stems from a deeper exploration of photography, which began during my time living on a boat in the Jaffa port. Here, the camera serves as a medium to create a two-dimensional dance of nature. The ever-moving sea inspired a new technique of digital painting, pulsating with life, much like watching a dance performance choreographed by the water itself.

This body of work continues my fascination with the unending movement that surrounds us, emphasizing often-overlooked details. Many of the photos capture a hidden world that emerges in reflections on water, bridging the sky and ground—a layer that lacks physical substance but translates reality into an abstract, dreamlike form. Whether kayaking freely on the water, exploring puddles after the rain, or examining the surface of the Dead Sea, I seek out these transient moments.

For me, these images serve as a reminder of nature’s power and the mysteries we’ve yet to uncover—things beyond words. I’m drawn to the potential of digital media, enjoying the storytelling that emerges between imagination and reality. By adjusting the basic settings of phone cameras, I uncover new, unexpected ways to create sensitive and imaginative works of art.