Eden Auerbach Ofrat (born 1979) is an Israeli video-art and installation artist. In her work, Auerbach Ofrat deals with cultural archetypes, canonical or imaginary symbols, and contradictory and complementary existential poles while relying on both literary and mythical sources. Her work is done either through playing with given mythological elements and symbols or by creating “private” myths. Eden has won an excellence scholarship from the America-Israel Foundation and was awarded the “Young Artist Award” by the Israeli Ministry of Culture, Education, and Sports.

Eden studied in the Art Department at the Bezalel School of the Arts in Jerusalem from 2000 to 2004. Afterward, in 2008, she spent one year studying at Goldsmiths College at the University of London. Then, from 2010 to 2012, she studied at Bezazel's master's program. Since her time as an undergraduate student, Eden has had her work exhibited in many museums such as: The Israel Museum, The “Museum on the Seam,” The Tel Aviv Museum, The Petah Tikvah Museum of Art, and many more. From 2005 to 2009, she was associated with the Noga Gallery in Tel Aviv. Eden's video and installation works are currently in the collection of the Israel Museum and numerous private collections in Israel and abroad.

Website: www.edenofrat.com