Hadass Gilboa (b. 1983, Israel) is a Berlin-based artist working in printmaking, drawing, and video. Raised in Belgium, she holds a BFA in Screen-Based Arts from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, and a BA in Art History from the University of Haifa.
Her practice centers on paper—both as material and carrier of knowledge. Through etchings, drawings, and installations, she explores liminal states: the spaces between memory and myth, the conscious and unconscious, the personal and collective. Her work investigates how visual narratives shape our understanding of time and belonging.
Gilboa has exhibited internationally, including solo shows at Tapir Gallery, Berlin and Zimmer Gallery, Tel Aviv, and group exhibitions at the 9th Bienal do Douro in Portugal and the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in the USA. She is an active member of Artist Collective Margarine at HB55 Kunstfabrik in Lichtenberg, where she exhibits and curates, including the upcoming Margarine Library #2: Sefer – Buch (December 2025).
She teaches printmaking at Werkstatt Künstlerische Lithographie Treptow e.V. and SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences. Her work has been supported by the Rabinovich Foundation, the Berliner Projektfonds Kulturelle Bildung, and the Berlin Senate for Culture.