Symbiotic bodies dissolve into landscape, form beyond identity.
Commercial and art photography studio
Mapping Bodies
There are three segments of the book: “Body Terrain” which explores the relationship between humankind and nature, “Body Architecture” which is dedicated to compositions of figures in man-made structures, and “Symbiotic Bodies” which takes a more interpersonal approach, focusing on moments where bodies meet to create a new being. All together, these concepts build a narrative that weaves through Gaash’s work, focusing on the human form. These comprehensive chapters offer an exploration of our relationships between ourselves and others, inspecting the harmony of our bodies and the spaces we exist in, and the transformation and spirituality of our earthly bodies.
Omer Ga’ash
Omer Ga’ash (b. 1983, Israel) is an explorer of the human form, using digital photography to navigate the complex relationships between body, environment, and human connection. Currently based in London, Ga’ash completed his MA in Design Expanded Practice at Goldsmiths, University of London (with distinction) in 2021, following a BA in Visual Communications from Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in 2011. His work has been exhibited in the UK and Israel at venues including the Shoreditch Art Club, Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, and the Tel Aviv Biennale of Crafts and Design. His striking visual style has garnered features in publications such as METAL Magazine, Swarm Magazine, and Dodho Magazine.
