In the past couple of months I’ve been working on releasing an album for new music for saxophones (only saxophones!) together with Noam Dorembus and the amazing Kerem Ensemble: Eli Korman, Maayan James and Kim Kedar.  We started a Head-Start campaign (similar to the more well-known GoFundMe idea) to raise funds so we can pay for professional recordings, studio hours and of course the label company. We’ll be delighted if you could support our campaign – there are some really cool gifts to choose from like very cheap composition lessons with me (online!), cool rare recordings of Noam playing some old pieces and an amazing workshop on the saxophone as a leading instrument in the development of New Music. Please be aware that since the website for the campaign originates in Israel the donations are made in NIS. Here's a snippet from a cool piece we did a couple of years ago:...continue reading >

Ireland Through Neo-Liberal Eyes   In this project I created an audio-visual installation that commenting on the Irish economic and political philosophy from the 1990’s, the rise of the ‘Celtic Tiger’, until today. The theme of the piece was inspired by the interviews I conducted with Noa Treister, with people across Ireland, ranging in age, gender and class. The piece explores the ties between neo-liberalism and the abandonment of Northern Ireland, and brings to light the mass indoctrination into a culture of distraction whereby a small tv screen shows content from the interviews, which is overlaid with audio & visual samples played through a speaker. The piece is a part of a travelling historical and artistic exhibition across Europe.  October 2020 - Iasi/Romania June 2021 - Belgrade/Serbia October 2021 - Vienna/Austria 2022 dates TBC - Helsinki/Finland More updates on...continue reading >

On Saturday the 4th of October, 2014, I'll be giving a talk in University College Dublin's conference ‘Challenging Social Injustice in Ireland: Learning from the Past, Actions for the Future' . My talk will analyse my recent project 'For Utopia' which has been performed in Ireland and Germany. I hope to see you there! continue reading >