About

I hold an MA from the program of Arts and Learning at Goldsmiths University and a B.A in fine arts from Shenkar School of Art and Design. My practice emphasizes on open-ended processes that allow freedom for intuition, invention and improvisation. I am part of the School of the City team, who researches and applies a pedagogy of art, design and architecture and operates the educational department of Liebling Haus in Tel Aviv. Full CV here.

My work follows an open-ended pedagogical approach to education through arts that fosters creativity, self-expression, and critical thinking by emphasizing exploration over rigid instruction. I take special interest in the tension and movement between material and object, and between potential and outcome. This pedagogy encourages learners—both children and adults—to experiment with various materials, styles, and concepts at their own pace. As a facilitator I provide guidance for them to follow their independent thoughts, ideas and wills without dictating specific techniques or aesthetic goals.