Tal Nahoum is an Israeli artist and photographer whose work is primarily created in Israel.

Through photography and lens-based practices, Nahoum explores questions of female identity, ethnic roots, and body image. Her work examines the limits of the body, the passage of time, and the ways in which aging and intergenerational relationships shape personal and collective identity. Alongside photography, she also incorporates digital media to generate new visual interpretations of the existing body.

In recent years, Nahoum has expanded her practice through collaborative projects with different communities of women within Israeli society. Working through processes of listening, dialogue, and portraiture, she creates photographic spaces in which personal narratives of memory, trauma, resilience, and belonging can emerge. These encounters form the basis for bodies of work that move between the personal and the collective, using photography not only as a means of representation but also as a tool for visibility, testimony, and human connection.

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Nahoum exhibits in several exhibitions.

 

On 2023 she was selected as one of the finalists of

MEITAR AWARD for Excellence in photography.

 

Nahoum has a bachelor's degree in industrial design from Middlesex University in London. She continues to study art in various educational settings.