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This long-term analog project began as a personal journey — a quiet attempt to reconnect with nature, memory, and the slow passage of time.

Photographed entirely on medium-format film over the course of four years, the work centers on one woman — my muse — as she moves through seasons, landscapes, and inner transformations. Her nudity is not performative. It is raw, honest, and deeply intuitive.

The title, _“I Put a Seashell to My Ear and It All Comes Back”_, evokes the feeling of memory rushing in through silence. These images are about presence, about what lingers in skin, salt, and sunlight.

  
This series is my attempt to photograph not just a body — but a soul in motion.

It is a slow, analog meditation on becoming, remembering, and returning.

I Put a Seashell to My Ear and It All Comes Back

sing to me the yellow pages

heart's lake

it disappears

This painting, rendered on a vintage linen tablecloth, incorporates Pina Cloth, a material deeply rooted in Filipino Culture. Derived from the leaves of the pineapple plant, Pina cloth symbolizes the rich tradition of Philippine textile artistry and craftsmanship. By blending this significant fabric with repurposed linens, this work bridges traditional Filipino heritage with contemporary artistic expression. It reflects a thoughtful meditation on identity, heritage, and the cyclical nature of life

closer to the sea

a lesson the world gave me

enough

not about you

outgrowing

thank you


Project "Testimony" presenting topics such as "Process" and "Coping", and gives an expression to: loss - life circumstances - continuity - and love.

The project is based on the principle - "At the mouth of two or at the mouth of three witnesses, shall a matter be established", whereby the performance consists of 3 performers, each one of them is giving an expression for to their own story using different performing arts.
The performance presents works in progress, Creating for stage as well as in life, is a long process (often - infinite) of - Coping - Acceptance - Wholeness - with life circumstances. This -Therapeutic - Creative process is characterizing the way the artists creates and tells the story of those who are no longer here, from different perspectives.

The performance is called "Tashlih" - in Hebrew it is a crossbreeding of two words meaning "Mission" and "Purity", and it was given by the performers.
Yaniv Shalom Ashkenazi - tells the story of his sister, the late Daybe Ashkenazi, who died of Lyme disease.
Tal Levy - tells the story of her uncle, Jacob (Kobi) Ben Nahum, who was killed in the Yom Kippur War.
Bat-Chen 2Rd generation of  the holocaust - tells the story of her grandmother's family - the Lerers and her  grandfather's family - the Bursteins , who died in the Holocaust.


Project "Testimony" #1 - Tashlih

A project by 4 artists who explore the woman's process in front of herself with the masks she wears and the dreams of what she wants to be.

Production & Performance: Tal Levy Cohen
Production & Art: Bat-Chen Havardi Vakshi
Art & Photography: Maya Yemini
Art & Film & Edit: Pazit Dank
Music by: Raz Olsher 
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Unfolding the Myth

Express your MARGA - A show into ourselves. And back.

An Artistic-Social-Scientific Experience - Allowing you to discover another side in you.
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Express your MARGA is a multi-sensory event combining Performance and Art.

An Experiential-Empowering show of Mind-Body Connection, Movement and Change.



Express your MARGA

A brave performance that exposes the soul and can inspire many people, it allows us to better understand our responsibilities as parents and as human beings.
Based on Tal Levy Cohen's personal process as a girl-woman-dancer dealing with the eating disorder bulimia, which she recovered from. 

Referring to the theories she learned during therapy studies and with authentic artistic physical expression, she goes back in time and flood the memories and events that happened to her in life. 
She illustrates how she "dressed" herself with the disease and describes the pain and suffering she experienced from words that people around her told her and that society tells us. 
The performance leaves viewers with personal and universal insights to the meaning of words between us and the importance of the understanding of ourselves and the way the body and mind operate. 


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