Seven illustrations printed on canvas. The theme is ׳YOM KIPPUR׳ -the holiest day of Jewish year. The illustrations comprise of ornaments from the Jewish tradition and are based on descriptions from the Talmud, Kabbalistic texts, liturgy, and childhood memories. 2019

large illustrations for an exhibition at the Rothschild Gallery in Tel Aviv that dealt with the Corona Year. The illustrations were printed and sewn on canvas

2021

Three colorful silk handkerchiefs, depicting stories of women from the legendary book 'Running with Wolves' by Clarissa Pinkola Estes. I chose to illustrate the stories that present moments of self-discovery, connection to intuition, transformation and growth through difficulty. Around each illustration I hand-written the "Laws of the Wolf" – the list of principles that summarizes the spirit of the book: laws of life and a kind of personal and collective amulet that reminds us how to get back on track at crossroads and in difficult times.

2025

A series of posters inspired by de Saint-Exupéry book: The Little Prince that emphasizes the connection between man and nature within the story. Cross-etching technique. 2018

Five cloth diapers for babies, the kind that I used on sleepless nights, in moments of confusion and intense love, became in this work a poetic substrate on which I embroidered and painted the story of the birth of my firstborn daughter. Between the folds of the cloth, on which milk and tears of fatigue and excitement were absorbed, the defining moment of my becoming a mother was recorded.

2025