Into The Body Of Photography

Follow my journey in the dance photography and other personal projects

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Invitation to a group exihibition called NONPLACE that I participate in, and a couple of the photos I present. 

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Land Acupuncture - Dance by Kaiser-Antonino

performed by: 

Sergio Antonito

Valentian Muar

Matie Kason

Avi Kaiser

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Furniture by Ronnie Heller

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Anat Gregorio - Choreography & Dance

work: Mr. Nice Guy

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Talia Beck - The Botany of desire 

(taken in rehearsal w/o costumes). 

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Curbstone by Ronit ziv

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Lior Lev - Other Steps 2, with Jerualem Dance Theater. 

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Sankai Juku performing Tobari in Tel-Aviv

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The red purse - work by Mique G Font that participated in the "Machol Shalem" international choreography competition in Jerusalem. 

Dancers: Emmanuel Dobby and Daphne van Dooren

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Sharon Vazannna in her work "Transparent Borders" shown in the international choreography competition in Jerusalem

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Franziska Strauss. from Vert series, dance photography

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Images from works of young choreographs shown in "Curtain Up" stage, Susanne Dallal, 2014. 

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A few images from BodyWays festival in Gival Haviva this september. 

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FOREVER/NEVER is a new site-specific project by Clipa Theater. presented at the Tel Aviv Art museum. the show happens at several locations at the same time, repeating and changing. it offers us a glimpse on our attraction to violence, an on it's deceiving buity.

In these photos you have a snapshot from the stairs - just one of the locations in which the show took place in the museum - each with it's own visual background.

photographer: Inbal Cohen Hamo

(part II)

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FOREVER/NEVER is a new site-specific project by Clipa Theater. presented at the Tel Aviv Art museum. the show happens at several locations at the same time, repeating and changing. it offers us a glimpse on our attraction to violence, an on it's deceiving buity.

  photographer: Inbal Cohen Hamo

(part I)

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Rina Schenfeld, the queen of Israeli dance, still dances at age 76, in a piece called “Notes for Pina Bausch”, which refers to their long held friendship and longing. 

Part II. 

Photographer: Inbal Cohen Hamo