"I would like to invite you to dive with me underwater and experience a time of silence and intimacy, a time of connection. Water and nature neutralize the noises and allow the quiet space to connect internally and overflow with sincere emotions. Observation. Completion. Release. This is the process I strive to achieve in Emotion Underwater photography"  Yinon Gal-On

Yinon Gal-On, a young Israeli artist-photographer, has been exploring for the past decade the space between physical and metaphysical presence, between the breath and the soul. There he touches on one-off moments, the emotions that float and documents them.   Underwater Yinon strives to capture with his camera the deep thoughts, memories, pain and pleasure that exist beyond the visual or the tangible. Gal-On's work lies in his search for self-discovery that began as early as age seven with his first underwater photographs that developed as part of his growth and being. Yinon Gal-On's new body of work deals with questions that today concern his contemporaries, visibility, sharing and exposure on social networks, which constantly takes on the ability to be present in the here and now. The relentless pursuit of photographing moments from life, in an exposed and often staged and polished collaboration, has changed in the last decade the way we experience culture, entertainment, people, trips and even our image in our own eyes. At a time when we are often exposed to the private lives of others on a daily basis, on social media and in various media, when there seems to be no limit to physical and emotional exposure, Yinon believes in the importance of cultivating relationships with ourselves and values true human connection. His photographs are an invitation to silence, to pause for a moment, to breathe and to overflow with happiness. Inner happiness and visual happiness. For this exhibition, Yinon invited for a personal set models and actresses who are engaged in the field of professional appearance on a daily basis. His underwater photography process emphasizes the exposed emotional aspects of those being photographed and disconnects them from the need to present their external selves. When the only instruction was to get to the set as they like themselves and as usual this time there were no makeup and styling team on the set. In his photographs, Yinon Gal-On gives an escape from what is "noise" in creating a meticulous external image and contributes to the emotional openness that passes through his photographs.