Artwork name: Daniels Dream

Photography

I am a gynecologist and treat children and girls who have been assaulted As part of my work, I am a member of the child protection team at the hospital that treats children and adolescents who have been exposed to mental, physical and sexual violence When I see a beaten child when he is sedated and ventilated in the pediatric intensive care unit, I take comfort in the fact that he is at least “sleeping” peacefully, even if temporarily I combined a picture of my grandson Daniel sleeping peacefully in my bed offered in crimson bed linen with an X-ray picture of Yosef’s broken hip – a battered child “Daniel’s Dream” sleeping peacefully unaware of the evil around him, an evil implied only in the color of the bedding compared to “Joseph’s Dream” a victim of domestic violence like his father The hand that is supposed to caress, comfort, hug and protect hits the unimaginable with cruelty

JOSEPHS DREAM

Artwork name: Josephs Dream

Photography

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Artwork name: Nuclear Mandala

Artwork dimension:

Technique: medical stamps printed on silk, embroidery

mbroidery = handicraft, in which an ornament is created on a cloth or other substrate, usually flexible by passing a thread through a needle.

‏Tissue = cell tissue is a collection of cells and intercellular substances that have a common origin, function and structure.

‏Mandala= is a geometric symbol, often symmetrical, consisting of many symbols, the meaning of the word in Sanskrit is circle or center, the mandala symbolizes the universe and the human soul. The work is part of a series of stamp tapestries inspired by traditional Indian methods. The technique combines colorful hand embroidery and medical stamps on linen. The use of the mandala represents the strong connection to life and the globality of the human experience.

Artwork name: Mandala

Artwork dimension: 60×40 cm

Technique: medical stamps printed on silk, embroidery

mbroidery = handicraft, in which an ornament is created on a cloth or other substrate, usually flexible by passing a thread through a needle.

‏Tissue = cell tissue is a collection of cells and intercellular substances that have a common origin, function and structure.

‏Mandala= is a geometric symbol, often symmetrical, consisting of many symbols, the meaning of the word in Sanskrit is circle or center, the mandala symbolizes the universe and the human soul. The work is part of a series of stamp tapestries inspired by traditional Indian methods. The technique combines colorful hand embroidery and medical stamps on linen. The use of the mandala represents the strong connection to life and the globality of the human experience.

Artwork name: Source of Life

Artwork dimension: 60×40 cm

Triptych

Technique: print on silk, embroidery

The work examines the connection between the bruised vagina as the source of life and life saving which is manifested in the restoration of virginity and the creation of a vagina in sex change processes.

Amazingly, the vagina does not belong to the women themselves, it is controlled, managed, penetrated and blocked by the male hegemony, the social order and those with religious authority. The need to repair and save lives conflicts with the sense of injustice in the very need for these medical procedures. The combination between the bluntness of the images and the delicate and colorful tissue allows a little release from the feeling of frustration and helplessness and conveys a message of change. The artist’s use of the medium of photography and embroidery connects the professional and artistic worlds and illuminates connections of observation and attention to detail until merging with the object. In the work, from right to left, a word for women, birth trauma and the restoration of virginity are shown.

Artwork name: Eco Erotica

Artwork dimension: 53X130 cm

Triptych

Technique: Photograph printed on textured paper

A tree trunk invoking memories of primeval eroticism, pregnancy, and birth alongside the body of the artist, mother of five, and obstetrician emit a deep connection to nature and mother earth and present musings about sexuality, fertility, and a longing for a simpler world.

Artwork name: Placenta

Year: 2021

Artwork dimension: 33 x 26 cm

Technique: Printed fabric and embroidery

The placenta is an organ that forms in the womb, during pregnancy. The placenta is connected to the developing baby by the umbilical cord. Through the umbilical cord, the placenta provides oxygen and nutrients to the developing baby.
It’s a symbol of hope and a prospect for a new horizon