My name is Sharon Bagg.

I am a visual storyteller, mixed-media artist, writer, and content developer based in Israel.

For more than three decades, I worked with stories through writing, helping people discover, shape, and express their own narratives. Today, that same curiosity continues through visual art.

My practice combines collage, assemblage, artist books, found objects, and archival materials. I collect old books, maps, photographs, newspapers, handwritten notes, discarded objects, and fragments of language, bringing them into new relationships through visual storytelling.

At the heart of my work is an interest in the stories we inherit, the narratives we construct, and the ways language shapes memory, identity, intimacy, and belonging.

Hebrew is an essential material in my practice. I work with words as physical objects, often using fragments of biblical language alongside contemporary texts, allowing familiar words to acquire new meanings through context and composition.

Whether I write or create visual work, I am asking the same questions: How are stories formed? Which stories do we continue to carry? And what becomes possible when we choose to tell them differently?

Stories don’t disappear.

They change form.