ABOUT

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I listen.

I notice.

I pay attention.

I am an artist working across photography, research, and visual storytelling.

I am particularly drawn to the ways objects carry emotional and cultural meaning, and to the tension between presence and absence. My work examines how memory is held, transmitted, and lost - through people, objects, and everyday gestures. 

Working through long-term, research-based projects, I engage with people, places, and practices that exist on the verge of disappearance. My work seeks to create visual forms that hold traces of what cannot be fully preserved, while giving attention and value to what is often overlooked.

I hold a B.Des in Industrial Design from Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. Alongside my artistic practice, I work as a photographer in commercial contexts, including fashion and brand imagery, and practice service design with a focus on ethnographic research.

Across both artistic and commercial contexts, my work is rooted in attention, as a way of giving presence to what is often unseen.