I am an installation- and performance artist. The language of my art grows out of visual art into a new and broad space that exists as a vibrant sculptural environment in which an old world emerges alongside a bustling world in processes of exploration and growth, discovery and renewal.

As an artist, I have developed my idiom in which I initially combine various media. My works, of women’s artisanship nature, are perceived as action pieces. Through sensual physical objects of my own making, I sculpt a living environment filled with details, scents, and sounds. As a performance artist, I am integrated with the environment I create, sharing my intense experience with the viewers and enabling them to dive into an active inner space that raises personal and social issues.

Having been born and raised on a kibbutz, I bring into my work the cargo of my own life that is tied in with the kibbutz entity, all that I experienced and that became a part of me. I assume that the ceremonial aspect of my works is part of my patriarchal kibbutz heritage.

My works weave together both personal and national biographical injury. The resulting experience presents a complex world of an emotional range that calls upon us to look deep inside ourselves – as individuals struggling over their identity to the echoes of the past and the present threats.