Photography
For the past six years, my photographic work has focused exclusively on capturing reflections on water. This ongoing research delves into the transient and abstract worlds that emerge on the surface of water, where reality and imagination blend. My work spans both still photography and video, each offering a unique perspective: stills freeze a fleeting moment, capturing the delicate interplay of light and form, while videos reveal the continuous, evolving nature of these reflections, creating a dance-like narrative that unfolds over time. Together, they explore the subtle differences between stillness and movement in this ever-changing medium.
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About My Photography
I work with phone cameras in a direct and simple approach—each photo is taken with a single click, without editing or filters, preserving the moment as it is.
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At the heart of my artistic vision lies the exploration of movement—whether through physical motion in space or the dynamic interplay within two-dimensional images. My latest series emerged from a deeper photographic investigation that began while I was living on a boat in the Jaffa Port. There, the camera became a tool for creating a two-dimensional dance of nature. The ever-moving sea inspired a new technique of digital painting, pulsing with life—like watching a performance choreographed by the water itself.
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This body of work continues my ongoing fascination with perpetual movement and often-overlooked details. Many of the images capture a hidden world revealed in reflections on water—a space that bridges sky and earth, lacking physical substance yet full of meaning, transforming reality into a dreamlike abstraction. Whether kayaking freely, observing puddles after rain, or studying the surface of the Dead Sea, I seek out those fleeting moments.
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Recently, I’ve started noticing a deeper connection between the behavior of photons and sacred geometry. I find that the patterns I capture tell a story of ancient wisdom encoded in the structures of light and form.
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For me, these images are reminders of nature’s power and the mysteries still beyond our understanding—things that exist outside the realm of language. I’m drawn to the potential of digital media and the narratives that emerge between imagination and reality. By fine-tuning basic camera settings, I uncover new and unexpected ways to create works that are both sensitive and visionary.
