Adi is a multi-disciplinary artist and the owner of KOLKORE, a studio for personal and professional development. She lives and creates in Israel.

Adi's art explores questions of identity and continuation, and the ability to reaffirm them through a kneading of physical and emotional material. Adi's work and research is driven by a constant search for security and by an ongoing dialogue with a perpetual presence of absence. Using digital and plastic mediums, Adi disassembles personal and family narratives that deal with home and body, cutting away concreteness to explore realities that live underneath the surface, in an attempt to identify anchors that can help cast new meanings and relate to wider contexts.  

Adi's solo exhibition "Human Shield" was displayed in The Liebling Haus (Tel Aviv) in the summer of 2024. Her work was displayed in several group exhibitions, including the PHOTO IS:RAEL international photography festival in Tel Aviv and the Bank Hapoalim Israeli Art exhibit.

Alongside her academic credentials, Adi is also a trained photo-therapist (Musrara Art School), group leader and social & economic policy maker. She is a graduate of Hamidrasha's Personal Art Program (Beit Berl College Faculty of Art); Sagit Zluf Namir's Photography and Art Program; and SPEX Self-Portrait Experience. Prior to becoming an artist, Adi was active in the business sector as a VP of business development and a strategic and management development consultant.