Creative Explorations is where I collect my experiments, self-made tools, and conceptual playgrounds — works that explore the relationships between animation, structure, memory, and abstraction. Some are practical, some poetic. All are driven by curiosity and an ongoing exploration of creative logic.
My Relational Net
An evolving ecosystem of themes, methods, and intuitions that shape how I design, move, observe, and make — ideas that have guided and puzzled me along the way.
An evolving ecosystem of themes, methods, and intuitions that shape how I design, move, observe, and make — ideas that have guided and puzzled me along the way.
Junk_is
Junk_is is an interactive platform that collects unfinished creative fragments - sketches, notes, abandoned ideas - and turns them into a living archive.
Users can explore and connect these fragments in unexpected ways, celebrating imperfection and the creative process itself.
(Developed as my Master’s final project in collaboration with Daphne Perlman.)
Junk_is is an interactive platform that collects unfinished creative fragments - sketches, notes, abandoned ideas - and turns them into a living archive.
Users can explore and connect these fragments in unexpected ways, celebrating imperfection and the creative process itself.
(Developed as my Master’s final project in collaboration with Daphne Perlman.)
Elevation
Elevation is a Projection Mapping, Created for Tel Aviv's White Night as part of the Animix Festival, this animation was one of several works projected onto Menashe Kadishman's sculpture Elevation. Each participating animator was invited to interpret the theme Urban Nature.
Having grown up surrounded by nature, I found something amusing in the idea that a tiny patch of grass in Tel Aviv could be considered nature. My animation offers a playful response to this contrast.
Elevation is a Projection Mapping, Created for Tel Aviv's White Night as part of the Animix Festival, this animation was one of several works projected onto Menashe Kadishman's sculpture Elevation. Each participating animator was invited to interpret the theme Urban Nature.
Having grown up surrounded by nature, I found something amusing in the idea that a tiny patch of grass in Tel Aviv could be considered nature. My animation offers a playful response to this contrast.