Ben Ali, an Israeli surrealist artist. Born in Geneva in 1926, his parents¡¯ ancestral home is T¨¹rkiye. When he was young, he completed his studies in mechanical engineering in his hometown. He came to Israel in 1948 and worked in various professions, including a collective farm worker, a steel worker, an engineer, and a teacher of science and technology courses in a vocational high school. But when he was 45, he discovered the mysterious photography that changed his career. He joined the Camera Laboratory of the Department of Architecture of Technion-Haifa University and worked there for 28 years.

He is good at montage photography. The light and shadow of naked women captured by him and integrated into their respective framed scenes express a potential consciousness and spirit. He confessed: "The image of the female body often appears in my photomontages. This is a theme that suits my feelings and is also consistent with esoteric things connected with the vast universe, universal myths and archetypes. In fact, the human body Photography is a very private thing that allows direct expression, the humanity of both the model and the photographer is unabashed. Women, not men, are the source of life: Eve is the mother of all life! So I agree with the French photographer G¨¦rou A quote from Jeanloup Sieff: I don¡¯t believe in God, but women are proof of his existence.¡± ¡°So, for me, montage is the expression of the mood, the soul of the landscape. In the landscape All the elements meet together: fire, earth, water and air, and woman combines them all in her body."

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