The body as an evolving field of attention
The Artist Statement offers the clearest point of entry into the practice: presence, transformation and the meeting between internal sensation and visible form.
Read the statement ↗CURATORIAL LAYER · LIVING ARCHIVE
Curator
Workspace
A guided entrance into Merav Cohen’s practice—connecting works, research, teaching, international encounters and documentary evidence through carefully composed reading paths.
READING PATHS
Choose your way in
Three guided durations offer different levels of depth. Every route remains connected to the original documentary records.
A concise portrait of the artist and the central language of the work.
- BiographyIdentity
- Artist StatementVoice
- Selected WorksPractice
Follow the dialogue between embodied inquiry, artistic form and public presentation.
- Artist StatementFramework
- ResearchInquiry
- SHINUAMethod
- WorksOutcomes
- FestivalsEncounter
Move through the full documentary ecology—from life and method to circulation, reception and sources.
- Biography & CVChronology
- SHINUA & TeachingTransmission
- Research & WorksCreation
- Festivals & InternationalCirculation
- Media & PressReception
- DocumentationEvidence
FEATURED DOCUMENTS
Points of entry
Documents selected for their ability to open the wider archive and illuminate the relationship between artistic language, process and transmission.
SHINUA
A methodological bridge between research, creation and teaching.
Open method ↗Selected Works
The practice made visible through choreographic and performative forms.
Explore works ↗CURATOR NOTES
Ways of seeing
Editorial observations that orient attention without closing interpretation. They are invitations to notice continuities across otherwise separate records.
Across the archive, presence is not treated as a fixed state but as a practice—renewed through attention, risk and encounter.
Transformation appears simultaneously as artistic subject, bodily process and pedagogical principle.
The international record is best understood not only as geography, but as exchange: contexts change the work, and the work changes through context.
CURATED COLLECTIONS
Four constellations
Cross-disciplinary groupings allow the archive to be entered through recurring themes rather than through administrative categories alone.
ARCHIVE INSIGHTS
The collection at a glance
A high-level orientation to the documentary system. Counts describe the current workspace structure rather than claiming completeness of the historical archive.
14Core documentary workspaces
04Curated thematic collections
03Guided reading paths
01Connected living archive