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Rotem Ritov is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans installation, drawing, video, and performance. Originally from Israel, Rotem moved to Berlin in 2019, where she continues to explore themes of resilience, heritage, and human connection through her art. Her practice often draws from nature and personal experiences, weaving together poetic reflections on identity, memory, and coexistence. Rotem's work has been showcased in various exhibitions and projects, embodying her dedication to both artistic expression and societal dialogue.  

"I explore and questione complexities deeply rooted in Middle Eastern cultures and retell them from a feminist and liberal oriented perspective.
Weaving mythology, history, religions and tradition, I transcend temporal and geographical boundaries in exploration after the route of narratives and beliefs.
I challenge viewers to critically reflect on preconceived notions." - quote

 

Rotem Ritov is an artist exhibiting since 2008.
She curates and manages Zuzu Gallery (2017–2025) & was a member of the artists run space  Alfred Gallery (2011–2024).
She was a lecturer for art,  installation &  architecture at various Israeli institutions (2008–2019), including The NB Haifa School of Design and the Ashdod Museum.
Ritov holds a B.Arch.Ed. from the Architecture Department at The NB Haifa School of Design (2006).