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Lior Kish-Shaul is an artist specializing in street and documentary photography, driven by a commitment to provoke social change through visual storytelling. Her compelling images confront pressing global issues, including gender-based violence, climate crisis protests, and animal rights activism.

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With a foundation in professional photography studies focused on developing a personal language amidst the visual saturation of our times, Lior's work blends documentary realism with artistic expression. Her photography delves into social and global themes, exploring cultural identity and the human experience.

Based in Israel, Lior captures the essence of cities worldwide, documenting diverse communities and their stories. Her approach emphasizes authenticity and empathy, aiming to foster understanding and action through her powerful visuals.

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Lior Kish-Shaul's photography has been featured in exhibitions and publications, including notable showcases at the POHTO IS:REAL
International Photography Festival in Israel. Her project "Dying for Life" garnered attention for its poignant portrayal of societal challenges, reflecting his dedication to using photography as a catalyst for change.