About Sapir Bronzberg Levi
About Sapir
Bronzberg Levi
I love photography since I was young. I remember I always took my camera to every trip. Also, art was always in my mind. I learned plastic art in "Reut" junior high school at the age of 16.
I studied drawing, sculpting, the art of color and the history of art. There I learned the basics of what I know today. How to approach the subjects of my exhibition, how to use color in a wise way, the contrast, and working with black and white.
LEARNING PHOTOGRAPHY
I started learning professional photography at the age of 16. I learned about the history of photography, the optics behind the camera, lightning in the studio, and composition. I conducted to final photography exhibition. One about the connection of sign language in a visual way to the interpretation of majority of the people.
ARMY PHOTOGRAPHER
I was an army photography for 2 years and one-month permanent service. In that time, I traveled throw all of Israel. In my service I had the opportunity to publish my photography in the "Bamahane" newspaper. I had a several newspaper cover photo, and also a few spread articles. I received an award "the editor's choice" photo of the year. I have been documenting the IDF's Holocaust journey to Poland twice.
My first photography exhibition
I met Shirley Meshulam the magnificent courier throws a gallery inside a mall in Haifa. I was very impressed by her decisions and her special touch in every exhibition she curated. After the first talk we knew we will have a long prospering future together and the rest is history. Thanks to Shirley I have been conducting exhibitions in Bat Galim since 2012.
An interview of Sapir at
Channel 13, Israel TV
"I searched for a new thing in the art exhibitions, this VR technology is available to most people, any one who has a smartphone can use it. Thanks to this app I am able to resurrect this wonderful neighborhood."
An interview of Sapir at
Haifa online newspapper
"This is my eight year that I conducted an exhibiton in this festival and now, especially for the 10 years anniversary, I have desided to show how Bat Galim neighborhood would look like in 100 years from now ."