Nurit Agozi Weiner (b. 1984) is a Tel Aviv-based artist exploring the realms of photography and new media. She holds a BFA from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, and an MFA from the same institution. She is also the founder of Photo Julie, dedicated to vintage photography (2018-2021).

Agozi's portfolio intricately examines the mundane aspects of daily life, probing the complexities of decision-making in routine actions. Her work navigates through themes of motherhood, vacations and daily life, distincting the fine line between systematic behaviors and those evolving into rituals over time. Through her lens, she captures the subtleties of human behavior, contemplating how individuals navigate spaces and are shaped by societal norms. Agozi's photography prompts reflection on the paradox of seeking individuality within a framework saturated with societal expectations.

In her medium format works, Agozi delves into the enduring struggle for personal identity amidst pervasive conditioning. Her art serves as a contemplation on the nuanced facets of daily existence, challenging viewers to reconsider their lives. By skillfully capturing the essence of the human experience, Agozi invites audiences to ponder profound questions underlying the seemingly ordinary aspects of daily life.