Maybe I Saw an Angel

This series takes place along the Jaffa coastline, where shared spaces reveal everyday actions that transcend political boundaries. It blends documentary elements with mythological themes and hand-drawn additions, reflecting on presence, movement, and the

I live in Jaffa, a city where Jews and Arabs coexist. Life here is filled with contrasts, shaped by constant political tension. In this setting, I sought a place to drift - not to escape reality, but to experience it in a different way.

The shoreline becomes a stage for ordinary moments, where people from varied backgrounds share the same simple things. Each photo has two titles: one rooted in daily life, and the other from Greek mythology - a shared language that underscores our common humanity.

On the photos, I add footnotes for passing thoughts.