Neta Weiner

Neta Weiner is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist, musician, playwright, performer, and educator originally from Jaffa. His practice moves between music, theatre, improvisation, and socially engaged performance, exploring the relationships between language, voice, rhythm, and the body.
Alongside his artistic work, Weiner has developed an extensive pedagogical practice spanning universities, artistic institutions, and community-based educational settings. He has taught at Tufts University, Brandeis University, MIT, Hebrew College, and the Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts, leading interdisciplinary workshops and courses that bring together spoken language, vocal expression, musical improvisation, and collective creation.
Drawing on over two decades of experience in performance, education, and martial arts, his teaching explores the voice as a physical and expressive instrument, the musicality of spoken language, and the possibilities of improvisation as a practice of listening, communication, and encounter. 
Weiner is the co-founder of the multilingual hip-hop collective System Ali and co-founder and artistic director of Beit System Ali, an arts and education organization connecting artistic experimentation with social engagement. His award-winning work has been presented internationally.