Founded by Shira Horesh,
 

Multidisciplinary Artist, Poet, Researcher, and Facilitator of Personal and Community Processes.

Guides individuals and groups through processes of healing, expression, learning, and deep listening, personal and communal rituals, writing, creative processes, and publication journeys.

Shira Hֹoresh is a poet and multidisciplinary artist working in performance, sound, text, voice, and installation. Her work explores rituals from different cultures, weaving the hidden with the mystical and the subconscious. She creates independent projects and collaborates with musicians, architects, and dancers.
 

Books:

Kol HaEmunot Tefelot (All The False-Beliefs), Pardes Publishing, 2015

11:11, Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 2018

Lech-Lecha, Asia Publishing, 2023

Shnot Shmita (Fallow Years) – Ongoing multidisciplinary project combining words, sound, and wandering.
 

Performance Experience: Shira Horesh has created and participated in numerous international performance art events, collaborating with artists, musicians, and dancers in diverse artistic projects. Her work navigates between poetry, sound, and presence, often incorporating site-specific rituals and audience participation.
 

Writing & Editorial Work: Shira is an editor and curator of literary and artistic projects, offering mentorship and guidance in writing, creative processes, and publication. She facilitates individual and group-based writing workshops, emphasizing deep listening and poetic exploration.
 

Community Engagement: Her work extends beyond the artistic realm into healing and communal processes, creating ritual-based spaces for collective reflection, grief work, and creative transformation. She has led community-based projects in various settings, integrating poetry, movement, and therapeutic writing.

Say Temple: Founder and facilitator of שירת הנסתר (Say Temple), a contemplative community space dedicated to poetic exploration, creative healing, and ritual-based artistic practice. This initiative offers workshops, gatherings, and mentorship programs focused on the intersection of poetry, performance, and spiritual inquiry.