​Rachel’s creations are physical, visual and emotive. Using dance as her medium, Rachel approaches each piece as an opportunity to communicate directly with her audience, at eye level. Her works foster a space in which the audience can get to know the dancers as people through watching them perform. Unlike many choreographers, Rachel never strived to be a dancer rather always dreamed of being off stage. As such, her creations draw on the stories, personalities and movement materials of the dancers she collaborates with, who are wholly present both physically and emotionally in each work. Rachel’s creations are ignited by human relationships, interactions and behaviors. The desire to communicate propelled Rachel to include text and singing in her work in recent years as well as to diversify the age of her cast members and audiences. In 2020, Rachel began creating works for younger audiences and has presented two children’s performances extensively throughout Israel since.