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Tiyam Hamady is a multimedia artist working mainly in painting and sculpture . Her practice draws on everyday imagery including food , daily objects, and animals to explore themes of temptation , fragility, memory, and transience. Influenced by the tradition of Vanitas , her visual language combines humor , irony , and a critical perspective on contemporary reality. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas and a variety of sculptural materials, she creates a dialogue betwee

Participated in the exhibition “Turning point”, Binyamin Gallery Curator: Michal Blayer and Irit Barel Bassan Alisa Mendelson, Untitled (from a series of works called "In the Shadow of the Roads"), 2026, Aquarelle on 300 gram paper, 30 cm X 30 cm Alisa Mendelson is a multidisciplinary artist who works in a variety of media, including watercolor. Her work focuses on states of transition, memory, and the concept of home. She explores how everyday spaces bear traces of pr

Ksenia Polovitski is a multidisciplinary artist whos workspace is the bedroom where she grew up in. She borrows images from the children's books that she brought with her to Israel and uses toys and games that accompanied her throughout her life in her paintings and drawings. Ksenia leans on the child in her in order to find her place in the space around her as an immigrant in Israel. This reliance on the child with the toys, games and books clashes with her adult life and is

Romi Krauskopf Narkiss is a fine-art photographer exploring how natural and social environments shape everyday life, and how people shape them in return. She works across various photographic modes, including documentary, studio, snapshots, and video, often incorporating sound, objects, or alternative printing techniques into installations.

Noam Reshef is a multidisciplinary artist living and working in Israel. She graduated from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem (2025). Her practice spans drawing, sculpture, printmaking, and installation. Her process involves breaking down and reconstructing images as they move across different media, exploring the possibilities and limitations of each material. The search for these boundaries is central to her practice. Alongside this, she addresses social a

Working through sculptural installations, her works are driven by a search for unique materials and an investigation of the internal code inherent within them; while wishing to reside on the seam lines - between realms, in a state between life and death, between the visible and invisible material. Wherein the invisible functions as a ghost, maintaining a leakage between exterior and interior in a state where body or material ceases to be a boundary.

Halleli Fried’s practice is rooted in close observation of plant life and the urban environment, exploring the connections between natural processes and human perception and experience. Working through manual, transformative processes, she traces the ways in which nature and time leave their mark on both materials and consciousness. The imagery that emerges in her work, together with the materials from which it is made, is marked by a profound delicacy that invites careful

Yarden Hana Liber is a photographer and multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores sculpture in space while examining the boundaries of the photographic medium and the tension between two-dimensionality and three-dimensionality. In her work, she discovers objects that have been left behind at the margins, gathers them, and repositions and photographs them within new environments- sometimes in the studio, and at other times in public space. Yarden grants the photogra

Kfir Goldenberg is a visual artist working with sculpture, installation, and public space. His practice explores the relationships between materials, social structures, and human behavior. He often engages directly with existing sites, working with materials from construction and public infrastructure, alongside the habits people have in these spaces. Such procedures reflect on the inheritance of modernism and the maintenance required to repair what is falling apart. Goldenbe

Participated in the exhibition “Turning point”, Binyamin Gallery Curator: Michal Blayer and Irit Barel Bassan Yeitiv Zvi Cohen, Bicycle Chain, 2026, insect display box from the Museum of Natural History 50*40 cm. photography: Maya Shmuel. Yetiv Zvi Cohen’s practice is shaped by the tensions, frictions, and contradictions of Jerusalem’s urban landscape. Working across sculpture, installation, collage, and photography, he explores the relationships between material, image, and

Shechter’s practice develops through a direct encounter with natural materials and processes in liminal states found in nature and its elemental components- water, charcoal, earth, and pigments. The artist examines how matter carries a singular imprint, traces of time, memory, and human movement. Through drawing, sculpture, and the collection of materials from charged sites, Shechter’s practice investigates liminal states, spaces frozen in time, passages between defined fo

landscapes and natural spaces surrounding her home are central to Shira Rotem-Zuckerman’s work. Through photography and painting of the Judea and Samaria regions, she explores the profound connection between people and their environment, and how nature shapes human character and life paths."

Participated in the exhibition “Turning point”, Binyamin Gallery Alon Balas is a video and installation artist and a graduate of the Screen Arts Department at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design (2025). His work has been exhibited at Barbur Gallery, Hamiffal Gallery, the Jerusalem Artists' Workshops, Shacham Gallery, and the Jerusalem Film Festival.

At the center of Avia Ben-Avi's work lies light as the foundation of both vision and photography. Operating from a union between her own eye and the camera's eye, she explores light as a mechanism of concealment and coding, a sign of presence, an attempt at communication, or a call for help. In her video works, she activates her domestic environment and her body beyond everyday functionality, evoking an uncanny sense. Her practice is informed by her background in cognitive a

Almog Sharir explores the influence of political, communal, cultural, and physical environments on our perception of reality. In her paintings, the artist takes photographs from live music shows, edits them, and paints them with an emphasis on the dynamics within the crowd and between the audience and the stage, as well as the lighting and color palettes characteristic of nightlife environmentParticipated in the exhibition “Turning point”, Binyamin Gallery

Sorana Schneider is an architect, a graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design (1993), and a curator, a graduate of the Contemporary Art Curatorial Studies Program at the Technion (2012).Curated the exhibition "Lane 1", ,Binyamin Gallery.

Their post-apocalyptic aesthetic moves between children’s theatre and the end of the world: exposed systems of control, power relations, humor, and play, all unfolding within a fragile, broken reality that nonetheless persists

Tama Goren (b. 1978) is a self-taught artist who has been exhibiting since 2011. Her style is expressive, dark, and tragicomic, drawing inspiration from folklore, fairy tales, and historical illustrations.

Curated the exhibition " Repeat & Shift ", , Binyamin Gallery. Repeat & Shift | Installation View | Photography: Lena Gomon Yael Sonnino-Levy is a multidisciplinary Israeli artist, curator, and researcher. Her work explores themes of memory, identity, and community, and is currently focused on fine art printmaking. She exhibits both in solo and group exhibitions, and is active in curatorial projects in Israel and internationally. She serves as Chief Curator of the Rehovot Mu

Ania Kropiakov, born in Kyiv, Ukraine (1983), immigrated to Israel in 1991. During her childhood, she lived in Pardes Katz and Ramla; she currently lives and creates in Tel Aviv. Kropiakov collects fragments of childhood memories from different places and cultures and reconstructs them into a new world. She draws connecting lines between personal biography and archetypal or folkloric narratives, thereby revealing mechanisms of identity within collective discourse.