Yael Ezerzer
(b. Montréal, Canada)
Artist and founder.
I started as a photographer. Photography taught me how to slow down, pay attention, and notice what often goes unseen. What began as an artistic practice gradually became a way of understanding the world — through perception, presence, and close looking.
After a two-year recovery from a brain injury, that way of seeing became something even more personal. Learning to notice beauty, subtlety, and aliveness helped me return to myself. It shaped not only how I make work, but how I think, build, and live.
Today, I work at the intersection of perception, systems, and transformation. Across image, writing, reflection, and building, I'm interested in how emerging technologies can either distance us from ourselves or help us create, heal, and live with greater clarity, agency, and possibility.
I'm the founder of Inner Lens, a company rooted in perceptual healing through intentional seeing. I'm also deeply interested in AI — not as a shortcut around thinking, but as a collaborator that expands human creativity, lowers traditional barriers to making, and points toward a more liberating relationship with technology.
I also write, think, and work selectively with people and projects that align with my lens.
Currently
Building Inner Lens
Areas of focus
Perception, photography, mindfulness, systems, AI, social dynamics, pattern recognition
Consulting
Selective consulting around systems, strategy, and creative clarity
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