Welcome!

I’m Rachel, a multidisciplinary artist based in Tel Aviv.

My work spans film, theatre, and performance art, often blurring the lines between these mediums to create immersive, multifaceted experiences.

I believe art is a transformative experience, not merely entertainment.

As a performer and visual artist, I seek to connect deeply with my audience, guiding us into a shared journey of discovery.

I work extensively with the body and movement, exploring ecstatic states, rituals, mythologies, and the physical body, often using surreal visuals to express complex emotions and human experiences.

My artistic development has been shaped by research and training of the Grotowski method, which deepened my understanding of performance’s transformative power.

Another significant influence on my art comes from my upbringing in a religious household. This background profoundly shapes my work, often intertwining religious themes, rituals, and the tension between tradition and personal freedom. The exploration of faith, identity, spirituality, with the political tensions of living in a place where personal and collective identities collide is a recurring thread in much of what I create.

There is no single genre to define my work—sometimes it's comedy, sometimes it's dark, sometimes both.

I’m always open to collaborations, whether in Tel Aviv or abroad. Explore my portfolio, and feel free to reach out with any questions or ideas!

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Note:

As an Israeli, I want to make it clear that I do not support or align with the actions of the Israeli government. The current situation in Israel-Palestine is incredibly tense, and I strongly denounce all forms of violence. 

As a politically left-leaning individual, I actively do what I can to resist the situation and promote liberation for all the oppressed. 

It's crucial for me to amplify voices of peace and humanity, and to represent the Israeli voices for peace & against the war.

In times like these, I believe in the power of art to sustain hope for a better world and unite people around it. It serves as a profound means to express our hopes and foster empathy. 

My deepest wish is for peace, love, and liberation for all.