The massacre in the south on 07.10.24, and the subsequent war of iron swords, left me frozen and full of anxiety. As an artist, I was unable to bring myself to create for a long time, and as the discourse on the animal industry became more important and significant, I felt the ground beneath my feet burning, as well as a distinct existential insecurity.

At the beginning of the war, all exhibitions and all artistic meetings were stopped, and it took a considerable time until I and other artists around me felt that we had to process all our feelings, to shout the cry of the Israeli people and the Israeli public - and there is no better way to do this than through art.

In the midst of the current world conflict and human suffering, my art is an internal response to the world's bias against Jews and especially the feminist community in the world. As a creator in art and philosophy, my artistic work is not limited to aesthetic painting, but is a tangible engraving of a spiritual cry. In the face of global denial and legitimization of the devaluation of Jewish women, and the Jewish public, my paintings are a defiant stance for recognition and moral response to the injustices suffered by the Jewish people.

The paintings have been displayed in various exhibitions in Israel and around the world and are for sale.