Nitzan Goren
Porcelain, wheel-thrown, 1250 deg.C , plaster molds, altered. The pots are reduction fired and the tiles are oxidation fired.
Shay Gerassy
Stoneware, wheel-thrown, 1220 deg.C. The pots were created in dialogue with the soft clay and the wheel, showing the finger marks of the making as part of the object.
Shachar Dagoni
Porcelain and stoneware, wheel thrown, 1200 deg C. The work balances between stability and movement, seeking to preserve the soft appearance of the clay even after firing.
Yaeli Yemin
A combination of porcelain and rough clay, wheel-thrown, shellac masking. The works connect refined and raw surfaces.
Or Kalev
Silver and gold, computer design, 3D printing, casting and cold connections.
Jewelry with minimalist lines, exploring movement and playfulness in the material.
Netta Levavi
Stoneware, wheel-thrown, 1220 deg.C. Vessels that emphasize richness of form, inspired by Japanese tradition.
Shelly Lotkin Luria
Stoneware, wheel-thrown, 1220 deg.C. Works with clean, elegant and delicate lines.
Ayelet Sembira
Stoneware, wheel-thrown, 1200 deg.C. The works are a combination of functionality and aesthetics.
Roni Etzion
Stoneware, wheel thrown, 1200 deg.C. The surface is covered with slip and has engraved decoration.
Yisrael Folberg
Wax sculpture, cast in sterling silver and 18 C gold. The works are inspired by nature and combine botanical images and free imagination
Einav Sarig
Stoneware, wheel-thrown, 1220 deg.C. The work seeks to capture moments of fracture, cutting, roughness, and distortion.
Ofri Tam
Stoneware, wheel-thrown, 1200 deg.C. The works are fired three times which gives rich colors and delicate layers of glaze.
The small gallery
Curators: Reut Rabuah, Shelly Shavit
Participants: Shachar Dagoni, Roni Etzion, Yisrael Folberg, Shay Gerassy, Nitzan Goren, Or Kalev, Netta Levavi, Shelly Lotkin Luria, Einav Sarig, Ayelet Sembira, Ofri Tam, Yaeli Yemin
Opening: Thursday, 30.10.25, 19:30
Gallery talk: Friday, 5.12.25, 11:30
Closing: Saturday, 13.12.25, 14:00
