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Modular Felt Bags, 2002
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Bags from the Modular Series are made of interlocking die-cut units using a modular textile system. The modules are attached to one another without the use of sewing, stitching, glue or any other attachment method. They are interconnected based on the design of the individual units. This series expresses the idea that clothing, textiles and accessories can be dynamic. The series is designed without seams, allowing the pieces to be taken apart and altered. In practice, the process may be tangent to that of recycling in the sense that as one’s desire changes, the object can be changed to create a new form or new function. A bag can be made smaller, a skirt can be lengthened or a wallpiece can be altered to fit new dimensions of space as we change our built environment or move to a new location. Moreover, a wallpiece can be made into bags and other items; the possibilities are infinite like a never-ending game of lego. Just like in a lego set, there are special modules, that become the handles of bags or brims of hats and attach to the regular repeating units. Individual units can also be replaced when they have worn through instead or replacing the whole item. Felt is specifically suited for these designs because it does not fray when cut and can retain very geometric precision.
Presented in Grafted (After a Fashion), solo exhibition, 69a Gallery, San Francisco, CA.

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CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY: 

+ Two pieces from the series "Jewelry For Fertility Ritual":
   A Matter of Time: Israeli Jewelry 7
   Now - Feb/28/2016 
   THE ERETZ ISRAEL MUSEUM, RAMAT AVIV, TEL AVIV     
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+ B
etween Many Points
,  2011

   870 x 100 cm
   Berkowitz Street window
   TEL-AVIV MUSEUM OF ART  
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+ Modular Ark Enclosure, Seven Species - Sacred Spaces, 2013
   313 x 193 cm
   TEMPLE ISRAEL, OMAHA, NEBRASKA     >



photos by: 
Ariel Caine, Shay Ben-Efraim, Aya Wind, Paul Trapani, 
Ben Mayoga, Richard Goodbody Inc., Simon Weller
RECENT PAST EXHIBITS:

+ Two pieces from the Modular Judaica Series, 2007 in:
   Pointing the Way: Women Design Ceremonial Objects
   Sept/2/3013 - Extended Indefinitely!
   THE ISRAEL MUSEUM, JERUSALEM     
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+ Red Square, Red Cubes, Stars of David, 2008
   97 x 92 cm
   Upon Invitation, Textile exhibition at the
   RESIDENCE OF THE U.S. CONSUL GENERAL, JERUSALEM
   ART IN EMBASSIES, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE     >  



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