Born in Israel.
Graduate of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem in philosophy
and English Literature.
Studied Scandinavian Culture in the University of Stockholm
and Education in Haifa University.
Studied towards a Master of Art degree in philosophy in the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, specializing in Aesthetics. Thesis: " When is Art? "
Graduate of Avni School of Painting and Sculpture ( with Avshalom Okshi, Yaakov Vexler and Yehezkiel Streichman and photography with Peter Larsen and Prof. Josapha Haveman ).Lecturer in the Art and Design School in The Technological Academic Institute Holon.
Paintings of the artist are regularly exhibited in Mabat Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv .
Selected Exhibitions
Solo Exhibitions
1980 - "Hamonut", Dugit Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv .
1982 - instellatiion, Acre Festival.
1983 - Argaman Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv .
1984 - Instellation for choreography of Sally-Ann Friedlander, the Han Theater, Jerusalem.
1994 - "Protect me from what I want", Mabat Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv (catalog),
1995 - "Where will the Bread come From?", Mabat Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv.
1996 - "From the Last Supper to the Star of David", Mabat Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv (catalog).
2000 - "Green Paintingss", Tel Aviv Center for the Performing Arts.
selected Group Shows
1987-9 - The Landscape Workshop ,Tel-Aviv, (Jaffa, Safed).
1982-4 - "Anxiety", installation, Harel forest.
1984 -- 2 installations Kikar Dizengoff experimental Theater.
1985 -- -installations in "Assis" studio .
-----------"Violence" 1, Artist's Association, Tel-Aviv.
-----------"Violence" 2, Artist Association, Jerusalem.
1986 -- Installations, Bat-Yam Museum.
1991 -- Ophelia Gallery, Raanana .
1994 - -2 painters, Mabat Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv .
1995 --"Large Formats", Mabat Art Gallery,(catalog), Tel-Aviv.
----------"Black and Green", Cesarea-Asher Gallery, Boca-Raton, Florida .
1997 - "The Sacred Feminine", Mabat Art Gallery,(catalog) Tel-Aviv .
1998 - "November 4", Mabat Art Gallery,(catalog)) Tel-Aviv .
1999 - "Creation", moving exhibition of the Ministry of Education (catalog).