Witchcraft & Gardening

At the end of 2025, Witchcraft & Gardening, Ohad Fishof’s new solo album, was released. In it, he weaves a dreamlike narrative, creating a kind of parallel universe through a multifaceted blend of instrumental pieces and songs. Nature is present here: bubbling, glittering, thundering. People are present: conversing, declaring, yearning. Technology is present: buzzing, humming, flickering. The solo performance Witchcraft & Gardening does not seek to recreate the album on stage, but rather to weave an evening for this moment from its materials, together with other elements drawn from Fishof’s body of work.

Ohad Fishof is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersections of visual art, live art, sound, text, movement, and image. His work is characterized by a sustained engagement with narrative, time, and language as subjects in their own right, rather than merely as raw materials, and by an ongoing artistic exploration of storytelling itself, both as a phenomenon and as a structure of human experience. His work across different artistic fields tends toward the performative, rooted in a belief in art as a shared experience unfolding in time. His dance, performance, video, and installation works are regularly presented in Israel and internationally. For the past twenty years, Fishof has taught Gaga, the movement language developed by Ohad Naharin, and has taught art at Bezalel Academy and the Midrasha Faculty of Arts at Beit Berl.