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Inside Mole’s house. My Illustration for an interactive project by http://hypertal.es/. The project was based on an adaptation of “The Wind in the Willows” by Kenneth Grahame. Loop animation of scrawling mole by studio Poink

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Mu Illustration for an interactive project by http://hypertal.es/. The project was based on an adaptation of “The Wind in the Willows” by Kenneth Grahame. 

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Illustrations for an interactive project by http://hypertal.es/. The project was based on an adaptation of “The Wind in the Willows” by Kenneth Grahame. 

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My work for this round of Time Tunnel Collective

On November 1494 François Rabelais, the author of the masterpiece “Gargantua and Pantagruel” was born. The text was written in an amusing, extravagant, and satirical vein, and featured much crudity, scatological humor, and violence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargantua_and_Pantagruel Illustrated by Maya Shlefier

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My contribution to Time Tunnel Collective

On Nov. 10th 1982, the Swan Lake ballet was broadcast on the only Soviet TV channel instead of a planned program. On the next morning the death of Leonid Brezhnev was announced. During the following 3 years, two other soviet leaders would die. Each death would be accompanied by another broadcast of the Swan Lake.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonid_Brezhnev Illustrated by Maya Shlefier

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From Jerusalem’s Mythology

Seriеs inspired by the myths behind Jerusalem. The illustrations are placed along the Hasmonean aqueduct track. Each piece consists of a haiku and illustration that compliment each other. Poetry: Ilana Zaidman

Client: Jerusalem Municipality, City of David, Israel Antiquities Authority

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Client: Weizmann University Magazine

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From Jerusalem’s Mythology

Seriеs inspired by the myths behind Jerusalem. The illustrations are placed along the Hasmonean aqueduct track. Each piece consists of a haiku and illustration that compliment each other. Poetry: Ilana Zaidman

Client: Jerusalem Municipality, City of David, Israel Antiquities Authority

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From Jerusalem’s Mythology

Seriеs inspired by the myths behind Jerusalem. The illustrations are placed along the Hasmonean aqueduct track. Each piece consists of a haiku and illustration that compliment each other. Poetry: Ilana Zaidman

Client: Jerusalem Municipality, City of David, Israel Antiquities Authority

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From Jerusalem’s Mythology

Seriеs inspired by the myths behind Jerusalem. The illustrations are placed along the Hasmonean aqueduct track. Each piece consists of a haiku and illustration that compliment each other. Poetry: Ilana Zaidman

Client: Jerusalem Municipality, City of David, Israel Antiquities Authority

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At the Heart of Orchard 

Written by Galit Ravad, Kinneret Zmora Publishing house 2017

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Client: Weizmann Institute Magazine | Darwin & Lamarck

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Familiar Stranger

Mamuta art and Research Center‭, ‬Hansen House Jerusalem

Passersby, people on the train, women who meet during walks, passengers on the bus – others and strangers are the inspiration for this series of works, which explores the world of familiar strangers as I imagine it. In the exhibition that took place at Mamuta Art and Media Centre, Jerusalem, illustrations gain another dimension through various techniques: from mythological devices that hark back to the early days of cinema like Zoetrope to physical computing. The installations in the exhibition hold a dialogue with the world of pop up books and incorporate projections of moving images and static illustrations in varying degrees of interactivity.​​​​​​​

Curators: Sala-Manca, programming: Guy Yitzhaki, the Wheel mechanism: Yuval Kedem, animation: studio Poink, sound: Ophir Gal video: Denis Paduchev

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From Familiar Stranger exhibition, Mamuta art and Research Center‭, ‬Hansen House Jerusalem

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From Familiar Stranger exhibition, Mamuta art and Research Center‭, ‬Hansen House Jerusalem