Graduation project consisting of seven illustrations printed on canvas. The works are centered on Yom Kippur, approached not solely as a religious event but as a dense cultural and symbolic framework. The imagery draws on ornaments and visual motifs from Jewish tradition, informed by descriptions found in Talmudic and Kabbalistic sources, liturgical texts, and personal childhood memories.
Through this convergence of textual, ritual, and autobiographical references, the project examines Yom Kippur as a layered space of introspection, collective memory, and archetypal reflection, translating inherited narratives into a contemporary visual language.

2019