Naama Shoshana Fogiel Lewin (b. 1996, Israel/occupied Palestine) is a political movement artist based in Brussels, continuously searching for ways to find hope in a burning world. She began dancing at the age of four and has since developed an eclectic physical language, weaving together a wide range of movement practices. In 2018, she completed a two-year choreography program at the RE-SEARCH center, and in 2023, she earned a master’s in choreography and performance from ISAC (Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts).  

Naama sees artistic creation and research as forms of care, both private and public. She looks at art as a space to reflect, think, and react to the reality surrounding it. Her work is profoundly political from its base, aiming to deconstruct systemic power relations with compassion through the poetic potential of artistic practice. She combines physical and vocal practices with writing and theoretical research. Exploring how power systems manifest within the human body and contribute to various pathologies. Her practice is inspired by elemental forces—water, fire, earth—and she believes in magic.