Past Exhibitions| 2026
Public Auction | Phillips Auction House, London
Exhibition opening: 30 January
Auction evening: 5 February
The work Pier Cap 1, from the installation “Facing the Plenty” (2022),
will be presented in the exhibition. The work offers a material expression of the forms and textures that shape the urban environment, situated within a surreal landscape where everyday objects and ceramic fragments narrate the story of the city.
Past Exhibitions| |Solo exhibition 2025-2026
Reblend | Curated by Reut Reboh and Sheli Shavit
Opening: Thursday, 18 December 2025, at 19:30
Gallery talk: Friday, 16.1.2026, 11:30
Closing: Saturday, 31.1.2026, 14:00
Benyamini Contemporary Ceramics Center, Tel Aviv
“The exhibition offers an interpretation of space in which the city is not only an external environment, but also an inner mirror of friction, wear, and growth.”
(From the curatorial text)
Past Exhibitions|2025
International Biennale of Artistic Ceramics
Opening: 18.10.2025, 10:00
Closes: 18.1.2026, 14:00
Aveiro, Aveiro Museum, Portugal
The work Mineral Accumulation, presented in the exhibition, is part of an ongoing inquiry into the dialogue between natural and processed materials.
By combining refined glazes with raw substances such as basalt and glass, it creates asymmetrical configurations organized in a multi-layered,
“accumulative” structure.
Mineral Accumulation, 2023, Photo: Graham Pearson
Past Exhibitions|
Bulb– Duo Exhibition with Meydad Eliyahu| Curator: Tali Kayam
Opening: 25.7.2025, 10:00
Closes: 31.11.2025, 14:00
Mazal Dagim Gallery, Mazal Dagim 5, Old Jaffa
“In times when destruction and rupture threaten from every direction, the exhibition explores the possibility that presenting beauty, delicacy, and material – precisely these – can be an act of resistance.”
– from the curator’s text, Tali Kayam
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Bulbs, Photo: Haim Yafim Barvelet
Past Exhibitions| 2025
Spaceshifting | Curated: Louis Chapple
The Summer Exhibition at the Royal Society of Sculptors, London
On view until September 15
Over-Seas House, Park Place, London SW1A 1LR
I’m presenting the Cauliflower Columns series from the installation
Facing the Plenty, as part of a group exhibition with international artists at the Royal Society of Sculptors. The exhibition explores how artworks change across space - crossing borders, shifting in scale and material, and evolving physically over time and place.
