My practice encompasses performance, improvisation, creating visual scores, recording, curating sound archives, synthesis, and building electronic systems.
Through my work, I articulate liminal spaces that explore the thresholds between imagination and reality, presence and absence, memory and oblivion.
 

I graduated from the Artistic Research Program (2023) and the New Music Department at the Musrara School of Art and Society (2022), where I completed my studies with honors and received the Jerusalem Mayor’s Award (2022) and a Creation Encouragement Grant (2021).

I have participated in residencies in Düsseldorf (2023), where I composed and presented a new work, and at the Arad Contemporary Art Center (2025), where I documented Arad and its surroundings down to the Dead Sea through field recordings and photography.

I have received grants from the Rabinovich Foundation (2025) for Ripples and from Mifal HaPais (2024) for Shvarim ve’T’ruah (Broken Calls and Trembling Wail). My debut album Trains was released in 2024 by the German label Midira Records.

I am a member of Ensemble Musica Nova and the band Bein HaHarisot (Among the Ruins), and have performed at numerous festivals and venues, including InDNegev at the Eretz Israel Museum, the Jerusalem Jazz Festival, Musrara Mix, Tonal Eclipse of the Heart, Festival HaZikuk, the Room Service Festival by the Catamon Dance Group, and Teder.fm.