Rachelli Zohar is primarily a figurative painter working in oil and mixed media. Her process is largely observational: she constructs small worlds from trinkets and two-dimensional images, which she then paints from life, while also drawing from found photographs and everyday imagery. Photography, installation, and video are integral to her practice.

For Zohar, art-like life-is about relationships. Narratives emerge through the tension and resonance between elements, and from new vantage points born of connection. Her work explores human agency, memory, and our capacity to create meaning, holding space for play and tenderness alongside an awareness of time’s passage, loss, and the possibility of hope and imagination.

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