Nomi Bachar's Email & Phone Number

🎓 Education

While Bachar self-identifies as having an events-based roots, her professional experience focuses on technical and creative audio-visual performances. Bachar has worked with a variety of artists, includingrappers and directors steeped in white noise and glitch music, as well as acclaimed theater and video composers. Additionally, Bachar has for many years conducted radio concerts with her music.Bachar's influences include Homage to Don Quixote, Brecht's Bertolt Brecht and His Generation, and Piet Mondrian. She has interpreted Mondrian's " evacuated atmosphere" pieces with a minimal approach, presenting them as reconstructions of sound-and-light experiments. With her music, Bachar challenges the normal sense of hearing andVision, inviting the listener to explore hallucinations and other states of consciousness in a nonlinear way. Bachar's music is often experimental and nihilistic, but it is also deeply personal and introspective.Since the early 2000s, Bachar has been focused on creating installations and soundscapes around a fractured sense of order. The pieces usually explore temporality and theporalGSF of the human experience, often using everyday objects and materials as sources of light, sound, and movement. In her latest works, Bachar primary revolves around the exploration of the nested layers of forgetfulness and awareness.This period of creative waterways or " recallings ," as Bachar refers to it, pits the artist against the environment,BILL Giordano EditIn his awards-winning book of photos, "Nomi Bachar: A Life in Twists" (published by The Museum of Modern Art in New York), Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Bill Giordano captures Bachar in the early stages of her career, working on a new album with producer collaborator and friend, civil rights leader and close friend Harry Belafonte.Framing Bachar as a source of rebellion, the photo book also includes pictures of her as a symbol of international political awakening in the late 1960s.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Nomi Bachar has more than 15 years of experience as an executive leadership coach, self-actualization guide, and founder and creator of the Gates of Power Method and Program for Leadership and Self-Actualization. Nomi has teacher training from Ellen Fordham and a degree from Hartwick College in life-long learning and education. Nomi has worked with a variety of organizations, both large and small, in areas such as human potential, health, wellness, and fitness. Nomi Bachar has been keynote speaker, self-actualization coach, and trainer at various conferences and workshops. She is also a writer and hasWorkshops: Executive LeadershipCoaching and TrainingNew York