Meytar Moran (b. 1986) is an Israeli multidisciplinary artist and a poet whose practice utilizes photography, video, digital media, Sound and sculpture. Moran holds an MFA (with honors) in Photography from the School of Visual Arts, NY (May '17) and a BFA (with honors) in photography (July, '13) from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem. She has exhibited internationally in New York, San Diego, Cape Town, Tel Aviv, Warsaw, etc'.

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Moran is interested in fictitious conceptual spaces, Treating the ”real“ as a grainy, dark canvas, from which new meaning can be extracted, extended and summoned. Allowing for alternative readings of landscapes.

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Moran chooses to investigate the mysterious workings of the imagination, both the tracing-of and the insertion of subjective meaning, of deviation from origin and the materials that bridge psychological gaps and chooses to explore the associative implications of assembling fractured meanings as a way of coping with the unknown. In a Post-Truth Era, she asks 'what is the fragmented narrative and is it possible to plot its course?'

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