We are an artist duo, life partners, activists, and educators. For more than a decade, our practice has persistently addressed the consequences of the Israeli occupation and of living under ongoing war — its personal and collective toll, the erosion of moral boundaries, and the profound ways it shapes spaces of creation. Through large-scale, multi-media installations, often centered on experimental ceramic sculpture, we use art as a tool for healing, resistance, and radical critique.
Today, we find ourselves creating in the midst of a brutal and devastating war. The Israeli authorities commit horrific war crimes against Gaza’s civilian population, enforce racial segregation in areas under Israeli control, and drive Israeli society toward collapse under the guise of security and nationalism — all under the rule of a corrupt regime.
As the field of art remains one of the few spaces still capable of sustaining critical, non-binary, and imaginative discourse, our work is dedicated to acts of resistance, documentation, and the transformation of ongoing trauma into fantastical environments where myth, politics, and queer identity collide. Within these worlds, we search for resilience, critical reflection, and, sometimes, cautiously, the possibility of liberation.
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