In my work I try to examine object and meterials that construct the “Feminine”, as an experience as well as an esthetic.

I search for things in domestic and public spaces, in my own familiar history and in women around me and their lived experience. I wish to isolate the components that make for the common denominator that is “Femininity”.

Things we recognize beyond words, the instructions set in us as to how to be a woman, or even what a woman is.

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In the base of how I approach things lies an archival approach. I gather findings and testimonies, trying to locate the subtext hidden within our shared experience. I mostly create work through photography, video and installation art.

My artistic practice started in the field of photography, and was deeply shaped by studying and practicing the medium.

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In asking questions about gender in general and femininity in particular one finds herself inevitably raising questions about control, boundaries, restrictions, social constructs and traumas caused by these and more.

I wish to take these questions and refine them in to a body of work that allows them space and brings them to life, having a conversation with the viewer.