Zohar is a figurative painter based in Jerusalem. Her  work explores relationships - between humans, images, every day artifacts, histories, and lived experience - meaning emerges through tension and juxtaposition, reflecting her ongoing inquiry into memory, childhood, mortality, nature, social systems and human agency.

  Her recent works explore repression and denial- the liminal space between seeing and not seeing, confronting personal and collective trauma, environmental fragility, and the persistent possibility of hope and healing.

She obtained her BFA from the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem, attended Central Saint Martins School of ART& Design in London, the Jerusalem Studio School, and Studied extesively in The ART Students League of NYC.

   During her time at Bezalel, much of her work was shaped by her lived experience in the West Bank as part of the Ecome project, which focused on shared Palestinian - Israeli stewardship of the land.

More about Rachelli Zohar here.