Photography

Path Through the Grove

A layered photographic mosaic that transforms a quiet landscape into a tactile, light-catching surface. Printed on canvas board and enriched with mosaic elements, the work balances soft monochrome detail with glints of green and amber, drawing the eye along the boardwalk into the distance.

Tags: landscape, photography, mosaic, mixed media, textural, nature, contemporary, green accents, Glass

Between eras

A moody urban photograph balancing stark architecture, open rooftop space, and graffiti-marked surfaces in a cinematic composition. Printed on paper, the work explores tension between emptiness and density, with cool grays and deep shadows that give the cityscape a contemplative, contemporary presence.

Tags: urban, cityscape, photography, moody, architectural, contemporary, graffiti, minimal, cinematic

Red zone

A quietly cinematic photograph that pairs a sun-bleached desert shoreline with a solitary seated figure and a striking warning sign. Printed on paper, the composition balances irony, stillness, and vast open space, turning an ordinary beach scene into a finely observed contemporary image with conceptual edge.

Tags: photography, fine art, conceptual, landscape, figure, minimalist, desert tones, cinematic

Twilight Tel Aviv

This atmospheric urban photograph captures the gentle transition from day to evening, balancing cool blue twilight with the inviting amber glow of street-level interiors. Printed on paper, the composition combines architecture, movement, and everyday city life in a refined contemporary image with strong spatial depth and a cinematic mood.

Tags: urban, cityscape, photography, twilight, contemporary, architecture, street scene, cinematic, evening light, twillight, Tel Aviv, Schlijper, lit windows

Reflections in Motion

This contemporary fine art photograph transforms an urban mural into a layered visual encounter, using a bicycle mirror to frame a vivid burst of graffiti within the larger portrait. Printed on paper, the image balances street energy with careful composition, sharp focus, and a playful tension between observation, identity, and city life.

Tags: photography, urban, street art, graffiti, contemporary, portrait, colorful, conceptual

Levinsky, Tel Aviv, at dusk

A striking aerial photograph of Levinsky Street, Tel Aviv, that transforms the city into a geometric composition of light, structure, and rhythm. Warm illuminated streets cut through cool-toned rooftops, creating a cinematic tension between order and energy. Printed on paper, this contemporary photographic work offers both architectural clarity and an atmospheric sense of urban life.

Tags: aerial, cityscape, photography, geometric, urban, contemporary, architectural, dusk, Schlijper, Tel Aviv, Florentin, Levinsky, drone, drone photo, drone photography, evening, streets, grid, urban grid

Espresso Bar Kiosk

A painting based on original photograph

Disappearing

I remember the remains of the pier on Tel Aviv's coastline for many years; I don't know exactly when they disappeared — whether they disintegrated over time or were deliberately dismantled.

Tags: מינימליסטי, צילום אמנותי, ים, כחול, עמודים, חשיפה ארוכה, סימטריה, נקודת מגוז, טבע, ישראלי, חוף ים, תל אביב, הולך ונעלם, גיאומטריה, מיים, גלים, שקט, צילום נוף

Coastal Arteries: Scale 1:1000

Geometry of sand and water. From the ground, it looked like a fairly ordinary stretch of land; I actually thought the focus of the shot would be the sea. But as I flew the drone higher, a stunning map of earth-carved paths was suddenly revealed. The blend of these lines with the vibrant contrast between the land and the turquoise sea simply captivated me

Tags: טורקיז, חוף ים, ים, כורכר, רחפן, מבט על, אויר, אבסטרקט, נוף ים, מינימליזם, שקט, נוף, צילום אווירי, חול, חופי ישראל, ים תיכון, טבע ישראלי, מבט מלמעלה, ים וחול, נוף ישראלי, צילום נוף, כחול זהב, חום, טקסטורה, גיאומטריה

Tea Bag

Measuring the interval between the time that has passed and the number of tea bags I have used. Modern life is so busy that it is like living in a trauma that forces us to repress in order to survive, and the paintings that return to those common images seem to also treat other repressed memories.