BIO​

 

Kfir Lapid-Mashall is an artist-scholar. His research-led creative practice aims to incite aesthetic, critical, and political exploration of authoritarian landscapes, societal power structures, and mechanisms of truth-seeking and justice-doing. Kfir’s work was featured globally in festivals, performance venues, and galleries exploring societal issues i.e. the global refugee crisis against a backdrop of governmental forced deportation, worker’s rights amidst a cost-of-living crisis, the freedom of artistic expression silenced by administrative censorship, and the policing of queer culture. ​

 

Kfir Lapid-Mashall is a doctoral researcher at the University of Glasgow, pursuing a transdisciplinary project conceptualizing the original form of Judicial Theatre. Kfir completed his M.A. (research) in Interdisciplinary Arts (Magna Cum Laude), and his LL.B. in Law and Economics, both at Tel Aviv University.

 

Kfir currently serves as Reviews Editor of Performance Research academic journal. ​