Bio

Michal Greenboim is a Jerusalem-based fine art photographer. Her work explores a single question: how does the fragile survive? Her major bodies of work include On Our Journey Home (five generations of family migration), Keeping the Flame (the Jewish community of Cuba), Orchard Trail (childhood memory told in diptychs), and Cycle of Life (Jewish time as a circle).

Her solo exhibitions include Mazkeret Batya Museum (2025), the Jerusalem Biennale at Ot HaMutzar Gallery (2024), FotoNostrum Gallery, Barcelona (2020), the Griffin Museum of Photography (2018), and Davis Orton Gallery, New York (2018). Her work was also shown at the 7th Jerusalem Biennale (2026).

She is the author of two books, On Our Journey Home (artist book, 2021) and Orchard Trail (monograph, 2016), and of the short film But I Am Here (2019). Her awards include the Pollux Awards (winner, 2019).

Her photographs have been published in the Boston Globe, B'nai B'rith Magazine, All About Photo, and FotoNostrum Magazine, among others.

She holds an MFA in Photography and Media Arts from Maine Media College (2021) and studied film at Ma'aleh Film School, Jerusalem (2025).