About

Born in 1992, working in Providence, RI, USA, Received an MFA in RISD, working and exhibiting in Providence. Received his BFA in Multidisciplinary Arts from Shenkar, Israel​.

My practice is rooted in an exploration of my identity and ideas as they relate to the natural world, the subconscious, and cultural memory. Working primarily in printmaking, papermaking, drawing, and painting, I investigate the layered relationship between the personal and the ancestral, the material and the symbolic.

Nature functions as both subject and collaborator in my work. The handmade paper becomes ground not only for image but for texture, erosion, and breath. It holds the imprint of time and the environment in which it was created. Through repetition, reduction, and layered mark-making, I aim to echo organic cycles, rhythms, and transformation.

Central to my visual language are the ceremonial elements that have historically connected humans across cultures: ritual patterns, figures' body gestures, and the architectures of gathering. These symbols serve as entry points into collective memory, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. They are not depicted as artifacts, but as living forms, fluid, abstracted, and charged with metaphors.

My work exists at the intersection of the seen and the unseen, shaped by what we inherit through dreams, context, and place. It is an ongoing mapping of identity as something not static, but continuously formed through history, ritual, environment, and the languages we use to make connections.