Street
Intervention

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.

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A temporary and eternal hanukiah made of polymer in 3D printing. Anonymous, it does not require a public lighting. 

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Corner pieces add the possibility of drawing our focus to a specific creation, adding a new complementary layer that respects the original creator.

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The building is a significant part of the urban landscape and is constantly in transformation. Life's signs highlight the elements that serve as witnesses of the different historical layers.

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This folded metallic element on a building's corner creates a sharp and threatening angle, jutting into the intersection to interact with the public. It leaves marks like piercings on the human body.

 

An interactive game that starts online and ends in the street. The street serves as the board for the game, with ceramic elements added on building corners.

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The facade is the ideal space to write. The Aleph Bet set highlights the building's imperfections with a series of three shapes, designed to form words on walls.

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Images of scenes projected onto a bus station share a glimpse of the day's activites, not visible at night.

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