Exhibitions
2026
Women’s Stories
Curator - ilana carmeli lanner
Bat Yam Design Terminal, Group exhibitions
“Women’s Stories” offers a renewed reading of female narratives through image, body, and memory. The exhibition brings together three drawings of women, ceramic torso sculptures, and a thorn-covered cardboard frame into one complete wall installation.
Through repetition, duplication, and deconstruction, the work returns to women’s stories in order to read them anew, examine female heroism, and look at decisive moments that alter the course of life.
2026
Chariots of Ink,
Tribute exhibition to Ephraim Moshe Lilien
Curator - Michal Magen and Tami Berenstein
Illu gallery, Group exhibitions
“The Voice of Tamar” returns to Tamar’s story, focusing on a harm that continues beyond the act of violence itself, through silencing and the loss of voice.
At the center of the triptych is a female figure that is both torso and vase, a body as vessel. Instead of a head, a pansy flower appears, marking Tamar while pointing to the absence of her voice. The figure holds a lyre, a symbol of the House of David, yet it cannot be played: its strings have turned into thorns.
The thorns mark the absence of voice, pain, and what remains in place of sound. They continue onto a ceramic vessel displayed alongside the triptych, bringing the image from the page into space and connecting an ancient story with a contemporary female gaze.
The work was created as a tribute to Ephraim Moses Lilien, through research into his visual language, biblical imagery, and use of the triptych format.
2024
Words of Hope
Curator - AlefAlefAlef
Old Jaffa, Group exhibitions
In “Words of Hope” I turned to the word Patience. When hope feels distant, patience becomes the quiet space that holds an optimistic belief in better days to come.
The sunflower at the heart of the work hints at a steady turning toward what lies ahead, a gentle gesture of resilience and renewal. The rhythmic flow of the painted “drops” mirrors the passage of time, carrying with it the slow unfolding that leads, eventually, to growt
2023
Orvot - Nurit & Shahar Tal
Curator - Yaara Sachs
Imperial Wonderland Hotel , Group exhibitions
This is the space to introduce visitors to the business or brand. Briefly explain who's behind it, what it does and what makes it unique. Share its core values and what this site has to offer. This is the space to introduce visitors to the business or brand. Briefly explain who's behind it, what it does and what makes it unique. Share its core values and what this site has to offer.
2019
Termnial exhibition, Outline festival
Curator - Naama Lahav
Outline festival, Group exhibitions
Crows are often referred to as 'takers,' and that's why I've depicted a situation where it's unclear whether the items belong to the crow or if they have been stolen. In this artwork, the crow exhibits a human-like behavior.