In an attempt to search for alternative ways and places of living I photographed the Dead Sea Scrolls area, north of the Dead Sea. An area in between Jerusalem and the Judea Desert, characterised by small settlements, partly settled with alternative housing such as yurts and mobile caravans. The scenery is rich in history and is located on the border of Israel and Jordan. A remote and isolated area. Swallow-holes put the whole area in danger of extinction and at the same time being one of the most beautiful places in Israel.
My photography is about personal space, living space and surroundings of mine and those around me. I deal with architecture, interiors, the way people choose to live both in my professional and personal work.
Observation, contemplation, as well as dealing with natural light are an integral part of my work.
The photographic action that I use derives from traditional, direct photography, using a tripod that requires a long observation of a place and attention to details and presence.
The combination of the subject and the work method have led my work to earn depth of color, shape and light, profoundly relates to values i want to express such as simplicity, delicacy and cleanness inside the image.
I pay attention to the movement of the sun and the flow of the wind.
