Art is a deeply fascinating personal experience for me. I have been curious and self-exploring for years, and through art, I have had various experiences in different artistic fields. Eventually, I found myself in the world of sculpture, where I discovered a sense of peace and tranquility in my constant search.
Sculpture brings me peace, calmness, and detachment from the activities of daily life.

One of my works metaphorically expresses exactly what I am going through in the world of sculpture and how it makes me feel.

For me, sculpture is an additional means of expressing the joy of life, my love for music and the world of dance, my vivid imagination, and the excitement I derive from my experiences and beautiful moments during my travels in Israel and around the world. I encounter intriguing characters that leave a lasting impression in my memory and capture my attention.
 

The creation of a sculpture takes several months, evolving at every stage.

The materials I work with, such as clay, tin, iron plates, and various other materials, start off as "cold" and basic substances. Each material has its limitations, but gradually, with progress, it acquires its own soul and life, radiating warmth, beauty, and aesthetics.

The sculptures I create are from  clay, bronze castings, aluminum, polyester, iron, and sometimes a combination of other materials.