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We remember the families who celebrated Sukkot only to be brutally murdered, leaving behind sukkahs that stand as poignant symbols of lives cut short—orphaned, torn, and abandoned.

07.10.23 or the need to create a work in response.
The “Standing Chair” is a necessary installation to better envision the future.​​​ Everyone has their own story and seeks to rebuild themselves. The “Standing Chair” is a link between people, suffering is universal and everyone should be able to nourish a glimmer of optimism and learn to get back up.

An art symbol to be affixed to your door’s lintel to remember the hostages.​

Pidyon shvuyim is a Tora obligation to bring back home and to do everything in our power to free all our brothers and sisters from Gaza.

The Red and Blue Mezuza is a limited edition, numbered and signed from 1 to 120. Bridging an iconic design monument, Gerrit Rietveld's "red and blue" chair, with the rich history and traditions of the Jewish people.

An installation inspired by the “De Stijl” movement. The performance will be taking place during the Sukkot Holidays on the Messila Park in Tel Aviv.

How to transform an iconic plastic chair into a Brit Milah chair while respecting the original design language.

This red and blue brit milah chair reflects the classic Rietveld Red Blue Chair, elevating it to a new purpose by extending the existing parts.

A mezuzah to help us locate our faith in the metaverse.

A reflection on our future in virtual worlds.

Hanukkah menorah inspired by the Kartel Componibili storage system, designed by Anna Castelli Ferrari.

A chess set that follows the Torah's prohibition on depictions of human and animal faces. Three sets that can be used inside a synagogue.