Would We Ever Heal?
2026
An ongoing documentary project that emerged from life in the aftermath of October 7. Through everyday photography, the project observes a reality suspended between routine and trauma, between life moving forward and a sense of paralysis and uncertainty. Rather than documenting dramatic events, the photographs focus on ordinary moments and details—landscapes, objects, and fleeting encounters—that become testimony to a broader psychological and social condition.
Photography serves as a means of holding on to the present and creating a personal archive of a period in which the future seems uncertain. Moving between the personal diary and the documentary, the project explores the relationship between memory, time, and hope, leaving one question open: Will we ever heal?
- Copies: 20
- Pages: 197
- Type of binding: Softcover, hand-sewn binding
- Languages: Hebrew
- Dimensions (cm): 6.5X4.5
- Printing: Y print
- Binding: Naama Rahamim
- Type of printing: Digital print on paper
- Publication: Independent
- Place of publication: Independent
- Book photography: Naama Rahamim
Naama Rahamim is an artist and photographer, graduated from the Department of Photography at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. Her work explores memory, intimacy, archives, image collecting, and the relationships between photography, materiality, and the artist’s book. Through photography and printed objects, she examines the intersection of personal and collective experience, documentation, and memory.
