Tali Kazimirov-Berauer

My creative background is in classical music — not visual art. I studied at a conservatory, where I trained as a pianist and organist and explored the history of music in depth.

That education shaped how I listen — to rhythm, silence, and emotional nuance. Now, I bring that same perception to my photography, letting the ocean, the wind, and the light guide my eye.

I don’t stage anything. I simply record the beauty I witness — while the real artists at work are the ocean, the wind, and the light.
Some of my images are taken far offshore, others close to the coast — but what defines them is not the distance, it’s the attention.
I capture the ocean as it breathes and transforms, creating abstract, contemplative images shaped by waves, wind, and light.
Many of my photographs are made with long exposure while the boat is in motion, resulting in spontaneous compositions that feel shaped by nature itself.
My photography art was awarded a Bronze at the Prix de la Photographie Paris (PX3) and has been featured in exhibitions and international publications.

I see my photography as visual therapy — created to quiet the noise, restore emotional balance, and bring a moment of calm. Alongside my photographic work, I also create ocean-inspired tactile and abstract pieces that carry the same sense of presence and emotional depth.

Whether placed in a home, a wellness retreat, or a hotel, these works are not decoration. They are an atmosphere.
Each piece becomes part of a nature-inspired visual narrative — fine art photography for mindful interiors, made to bring serenity, clarity, and emotional depth into a space.

I welcome collaborations with interior designers, consultants, and curators who seek art with soul — pieces that hold space, tell stories, and invite reflection.