The conclusion of Naama Sarid-Maleta’s emotional series of photos dealing with the experience of going through fertility treatments and IVF. These images articulate without words the difficulty and emotional impact of this process.

My Lonely Needles, Like Tears I shed

Increase ye, and be ye multiplied, and fill ye the Earth

Increase ye, and be ye multiplied, and fill ye the Earth

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Naama Sarid-Maleta’ is an architect. She began an intense career as a documentary and conceptual photographer in Madrid (2008) and has contributed to magazines and publications in Europe and Israel. She has participated in numerous exhibitions in Ukraine, Spain and Israel. Her sustained challenge as an artist is the desire to “build dreams” in visual codes. She had developed a scheme of work based on the interaction of enforcement procedures and the organizations of architecture and a conceptual result more expressionistic and plastic in its nature. Her husband is also an architect and photographer from Cuba, and they work as a team with multidisciplinary projections.

Her other contributions to Snake-Oil Cure can be found here.

Naama Sarid-Maleta’ brings us this emotional series of photos that deal with the experience of going through fertility treatments and IVF. These images articulate without words the difficulty and emotional impact of this process.

My life is the silence of waiting

The future is a black space for many dreams

Two dreams I once had

The art of being a woman

The art of being a woman

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Naama Sarid-Maleta’ is an architect. She began an intense career as a documentary and conceptual photographer in Madrid (2008) and has contributed to magazines and publications in Europe and Israel. She has participated in numerous exhibitions in Ukraine, Spain and Israel. Her sustained challenge as an artist is the desire to “build dreams” in visual codes. She had developed a scheme of work based on the interaction of enforcement procedures and the organizations of architecture and a conceptual result more expressionistic and plastic in its nature. Her husband is also an architect and photographer from Cuba, and they work as a team with multidisciplinary projections.

Her other contributions to Snake-Oil Cure can be found here.

This week, Naama Sarid-Maleta’ bravely shares her experience with fertility treatments and the process of IVF, something which is very emotional and difficult to express, but which has inspired some of her most beautiful and challenging work.

A Child covered with nostalgia and carnations

Poems that never began, frozen tears and laughter

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Naama Sarid-Maleta’ is an architect. She began an intense career as a documentary and conceptual photographer in Madrid (2008) and has contributed to magazines and publications in Europe and Israel. She has participated in numerous exhibitions in Ukraine, Spain and Israel. Her sustained challenge as an artist is the desire to “build dreams” in visual codes. She had developed a scheme of work based on the interaction of enforcement procedures and the organizations of architecture and a conceptual result more expressionistic and plastic in its nature. Her husband is also an architect and photographer from Cuba, and they work as a team with multidisciplinary projections.

Her other contributions to Snake-Oil Cure can be found here.