Whites, 2017

Eitan Ben Moshe (b. 1971, Haifa) is an Israeli contemporary artist working in sculpture, installation, video, and digital media. He lives and works between Tel Aviv and Berlin. A graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design and the Kalisher School of Art, his practice explores the intersections of mythology, technology, spirituality, and contemporary visual culture.

Ben-Moshe has presented major solo exhibitions in museums and galleries in Israel and internationally, including World Chants at the Bat Yam Museum of Art (2024), Stargate at the Arad Center for Contemporary Art (2023), Thus Far at the Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art (2019), and The Story of Y at Blake & Vargas, Berlin (2021). He has also held three comprehensive solo exhibitions at Alon Segev Gallery, Tel Aviv: Jericho Moons (2012), The White Light (2013), and Albino Heart (2017), in addition to The Story of Y, Part I (2021).

His work has been exhibited at major institutions and has received support from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, and other leading cultural institutions.

Alongside his artistic practice, Ben-Moshe teaches at the Department of Fine Arts at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem, and at the Department of Textile Design at Shenkar College. His video works have been screened and awarded at international film and media festivals in Los Angeles, Hollywood, Munich, Chicago, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.