Lavi’s practice transforms the body into a site of testimony. Her works investigate internal landscapes shaped by invisible illness, neurological disturbance, and chronic inflammation associated with Lyme disease and lupus. Through large-scale UV-reactive paintings and ink-based works, she translates internal physiological sensations—dizziness, neurological fragmentation, and internal pressure—into complex visual forms.

These works expand her ongoing UV series, introducing ink washes and new techniques to explore fluidity, saturation, and the organic complexity of internal systems. Her visual language draws from scientific imagery of bacteria and co-infections, combining anatomical abstraction and organic patterns to convey experiences invisible to the outside world.

Her perspective moves from the inside toward the outside, making visible the hidden realities of the body and challenging social invisibility.