STOP WAR
Amir Lavon
A 36 years old street and documentary photographer based in Afula, Israel, works on long term projects with focusing on race and social issues.
Also an English teacher and photography teacher for special aids students and student at high risk communities in the education system.
Learned for his P.E Degree in photography and new media in PCK Photo center College.
Finished MED in English and special needs communities.
Finish B/w photography and printing from creative photography school, TLV and culture photography in National geographic Israel.
Most of my work is being done in the streets, telling the story of the simple man, the story of life and place.
Lately started to learn photo therapy as a tool for a better life and Education.
Student for curating art and photography for my PH.D.
Selma is here again – black’s life matters. Ethiopian-Israeli protests
Report
12 July 2019
Selma is here again – black’s life matters. Ethiopian-Israeli protests
The protest of the Ethiopians is intensified in the streets: fire at intersections. A pregnant woman was attacked. Anarchy in the streets of Israel.
The human fence
Ethical question
23 May 2018
The human fence
Do walls contribute to a sense of insecurity as much as they assuage fears and create a sense of security for those 'behind the line'? Exactly what kind of security is associated with border walls?
It’s a long way home
Documentary
21 February 2018
It’s a long way home
My Photographs are a visual summation of the people on opposite ends of the social scale, along with my quest to understand the human condition.