In Opera and music, Ari directed the piece Shalem at the Jerusalem Mekudeshet Festival - a concert for an orchestra of 110 musicians playing broken instruments (2019); Peter and the Wolf with the Tel Aviv Wind Quintet;  Cosi Fan Tutte and Hansel und Gretel (Jerusalem Opera, 2018); Giulio Cesare in Egitto (2016); In Search of the Orchestra (IVAI opera workshop, 2016) - an original opera show for children; Dan the Guard (Israel National Library with The Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, 2015) This was the first full production of what is said to be the first Hebrew opera, written by Marc Lavry in 1943; Le Nozze di Figaro (Jerusalem Opera, 2014); The Pearl Fishers (Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance Conservatory Orchestra, 2013). 
In 2019 Ari created the video work You Need to be Ready to Let Go of What the Eye Sees for the acclaimed ethnography exhibition “Veiled Woman of the Holy Land” at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, which he was also an artistic advisor of. As a performer he worked with numerous local theatre directors and choreographers and presently performs with the Yasmeen Godder Dance Company, in the pieces Common Emotions, Simple Action and Practicing Empathy.

Additionally, Ari conducts workshops of his performative technique, works as a dramaturge, is a soundtrack designer, teaches movement for singers at the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music, teaches Hebrew and leads the performance program at "art-team", a summer course for teenagers excelling in the arts from all over Israel.

“It is through the pure action of deep listening that I wish to calibrate and tune my performative “mechanisms” to allow a synesthetic alchemy of the senses - sound transforms into movement, touch into sound”