In this unique show, Galit Florentz sings, plays and presents art works, exposing aspects of her personal life. She gives room to her environment, to her essence, to her various identities, to the city and to urbanity, landscapes, abstract, creation, love and even to thoughts just before going to sleep. The performance is a kind of a puzzle of artistic media woven together to make a total experience. The images, the music and the abstract development allow the viewers to disengage for a moment from reality, and carry them away into the artist’s fascinating world. While singing and playing, Galit will present her works in the different media on a video screen: photography, painting, drawing, video art, text, poetry, Flash, three-dimensional, sound etc. etc. As an artist who lives music and art for years, Florentz has created a borders-defying show combining all her fields of activity into one whole piece, amazing, moving and real.

The Artist
Galit Florentz, won the Composer of the Year award in fringe theatre for her music for “Aloe Vera” at Tmuna theatre in Tel Aviv. She’s an artist who expresses her multifaceted talent uncompromisingly. She sings, plays, writes and composes music for movies and theatre shows; she’s a graduate of Rimon school for music, and has performed with various bands and ensembles for the last 15 years. Florentz is also a plastic artist, graduate of the Midrasha school of art, paints, draws and photographs. Not last and not least, she is also a multimedia artist, a computer programmer, a web-designer, videoclips-director and 3D exhibits, and teaches art at On school of physically challenged children, and also at the Israeli Design Center in Tel Aviv.

From the critics…
Yoav Kutner, Globes – “Her art is like a stream of hot water coming from a spring”. Qube.co.il, Israel’s music portal – “An amazing and moving piece, as real as they come.” Promo Ma’ariv – “The great effort pays off, principally thanks to the songs.” Makor Rishon – “… Everybody’s talking about it… brings the art from the museum home.” Zman Tel Aviv – “Her art’s aesthetic is art itself.” Avi Efrati, Tel Aviv – “A significant artist… It’s interesting and important to listen to her.” Amit Kol, 360 Ma’alot – “Do yourself a favor, go and see her perform.”