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CRIATERRA Side Table

Designer| Adital Ela | Criaterra Innovations

CRIATERRA is a collection of BIO Furniture and artifacts from compressed earth and natural fibers. Our collection of tiles and unique furniture pieces are 100% organic, require zero energy and are fully renewable and compostable.

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aditalela@gmail.com

Concrete, acrylic glass, LED / 2016

Designer | SturlesiDesign (Amit Sturlesi)

A modern take on the classic ‘Edison’ light bulb.

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www.sturlesi.com

Vertical Garbage City

Designer | Anastasia Kud

Based on Maslow’s “Hierarchy of needs”. In this project I envisioned a recycling society that doesn’t support innovation or wastefulness.

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Bubble.kud@gmail.com

Clicka

Designer |Bar Albert

Jewelry collection inspired by clamps.

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bar.springa@gmail.com

Hafucha Tables

Designer | Bakery Studio

A table turned inside out.

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info@bakery-design.com

Royal Foil

Designer | Aya Zehavi

Tableware series made 100% of aluminum foil.

An exploration of the boundaries and contradictions between raw material and product, cheap and expensive, disposable and long lasting.

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ayazehavi@gmail.com

Orlogin

Designer | Ben Broyde

A part of a pendulum clock collection, designed to invigorate a vanishing, nostalgic object.

Embodying the tales and memories from our grandfathers house, this clock makes a comeback to our time.

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benbroyde@gmail.com

Scissors

Designer | Carla Rataus

If you were asked to draw a pair of scissors, how would they look like?

This project is a research into scissors archetype, looking for new and different perspective on an iconic, everyday object.

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Carla_rataus@hotmail.com

3D printed Focus Light

Designer | COZÌ Studio (Yuval Carmel & Ofir Zandani)

3D printed texture, designed to gradually expand in sync with the light source.

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info@cozistudio.com

Wooden Creatures

Designer | David Budznik

Toys made out of wooden scraps. Like animals and people, the toys are different from one another, while looking very similar.

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bzik.david@gmail.com

Leather. Leftovers. Shoes.

Designer | Dodi Tabori

The production process of leather shoes creates a large amount of leather scraps. This project offers a simple way of reusing leather leftovers in shoe design.

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taboridodi@gmail.com

Weaved Seats

Designer | Efi Ganor

The project unites and bonds tradition, shape and technology. Placing a material that contains the DNA of old tradition and culture in a new context and form.

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efi.ganor@gmail.com

Rocking chair

Designer |Eilon Armon

Abandoned, broken and defective bicycle frames, that can no longer be used for transportation, are given another lease on life in a new chair design.

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www.eilonarmon.com

Hamsa’leh

Designer |Einat Kirschner

A Hamsa (a palm-shaped amulet, recognized and used as a sign of protection) that incorporates both Eastern and European design aesthetics in order to present the complexity of the social texture of the Israeli people.

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einat.kir@gmail.com

Carpetration

Designer |Prof. Einat Leader

A series of souvenirs following a metaphoric wandering in family histories, while examining their reflection in local culture.

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einatleader@gmail.com

The Israeli combination

Designer | Guy Bar-Sinai

The stool and the table are part of a project which offers a new and contemporary interpretation to the Israeli design values.

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guybsn@gmail.com

In-between vase, part of the series “Six”

Designer | Hadar Glick, Design and Culture

The vase expresses the loss of a loved person; it emphasizes the different use of flowers in our homes and at the cemetery. The vase references a block of marble, but from a bird’s view, the familiar shape of a vase is revealed.

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hadarglick@gmail.com

Limited Edition cypress Small Wood Casting™ Console

Designer | Hilla Shamia Design Studio

This console was made in a unique technique called Wood Casting™, which combines

aluminum or brass with natural wood. It seeks to capture the unpredictable and

dramatic encounter between the two very different natural elements.

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info@hillashamia.com

SOTU - pendant lighting fixture

Designer |Ira Rozhavsky

“Sotu” light fixture is constructed of broken tempered glass and a polymer compound, which incorporates handmade workmanship and advanced technology. The lamp represents a new and fresh view on one of the oldest materials in the world, glass, which with this interpretation becomes alive,tactile and mesmerising. Despite being a part of a series, each lamp is unique.

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irarozh@gmail.com

What the processor might think of the teacup

Designer | Johnathan Hopp

The cups are designed in a simple 3d computer program, and cast inside laser cut paper molds.

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johnathan@typicalocal.com

Conglomerate

Designer | Johnathan Hopp

A global village made up of miniatures of buildings from around the world, on a mass produced porcelain platter.

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johnathan@typicalocal.com

Matter of Motion

Designer | Maor Aharon

“Matter of Motion” is an experiment dealing with the relationship between materials, motion, and shape. It focuses on centrifugal motion and examines how different parameters such as velocity, acceleration, and radius of rotation affect different materials.

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Maoraharonstudio@gmail.com

Digital Garden

Designer | Maya Ben David

Digital Garden is an ongoing project which explores the tension between nature, culture and technology. A collection of plates presenting 3d flowers scans motifs, serves as a medium, triggering us to consider the digital language as an emerging contemporary tradition.

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manocki@gmail.com

Tube to Ring

Designer | Netta Ashery

An experimental project exploring the transformation of brass tubes into rings. A series of structural rings, created using classical metalsmithing techniques, in consideration of the structure and characteristics of the metal tubes.

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nettaashery@gmail.com

Painful houses Cemetery

Designer | Nissan Warschawski

This projects examines the concept of “houses” through the homes I have designed and lived in. Placing them one next to the other, resembling tombs and graves, as evidence of memory remains.

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wanini@gmail.com

National geoconflict

Designer | Noam Locker

The short film tells the story of a family of rabbits living between the regions of the western Negev and the gaza strip and their journey to find security and peacefulness.

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noamlocker@gmail.com

Under light burns

Designer | Ofer Zick Art and Design

When your light shines it leaves marks and traces on everything and everyone near you.

even when you’re gone.

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oferzick@gmail.com

In-between side table

Designer | Ori Ben-Zvi , Yuval Eshel (R.I.P) for Studio Ubico

In-between attempts to deal with the moment beforeafter exiting or entering the house. That slight confusion of shifting between spaces and states of being, calls for a moment of adjustment.

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Ori.benzvi@gmail.com

Kelim

Designer |Reddish (Naama Steinbock & Idan Friedman)

An integration between archaeological clay fragments and anonymous contemporary vessels.

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www.reddishstudio.com

Mists

Designer |Reddish (Naama Steinbock & Idan Friedman)

A typology exploration of a mundane material creating delicate vessels.

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www.reddishstudio.com

The Piggy bank project

Designer |Rotem Banai

A part of piggy banks collection, that explore the old and familiar object and offer new interpretations relating to its values and features.

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rotembanai@gmail.com

Framed Stains

Designer |Rotem Nahum

A series of brooches that perform as a “Second Aid kit” in situations where a garment

Is stained in an inconvenient place or time. The Stain is an integral part of the brooch and becomes a framed decoration.

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Rotem.nachoom@gmail.com

Concealedesigns

Designer |Shany Dvora

Concealedesigns presents an alternative design reality to that of the days of early statehood, asking how Israel’s major symbols would look if immigrants from Arab countries had designed them. The items showcased here; Israeli flag, Israeli passport and 5 shekel bill, were chosen out of a whole to represent an even bigger exhibition.

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shanydvo@gmail.com

SHELTER EXPERIENCES

Designer |‬Shay Zucker

In the summer of 2014‭, ‬war operations were carried out between Israel and the Palestinian National Authority‭.‬ The project showcases a visual interpretation of real written civilian accounts‭: ‬Moments spent in public shelters‭, ‬temporary stairway safe spaces‭, ‬and other hideouts responding to the sirens of the war‭.

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shayzuck@gmail.com

Local palette

Designer |Shlomit Bauman

The work “Local palette” is part of a large research about local Israeli clay, representing the elusive search for locality.

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shlomitbm62@gmail.com

Omah

Designer |Sholi Strauss & Studio Kahn

Omah comes from a non-existent culture, it tells factious true tale about itself. The work was made as part of a blind correspondence experiment between two design studios, when one studio sent a part to the other, and the recipient continued the work.

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http://www.sholistrauss.com

Eastern Candy charcoal lace
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“Chaos M Bowl”

Designer |Metalace (Talila Abraham)

A translation of lace and nature patterns into contemporary material while creating illusion of movement.

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tali@metalaceart.com

Two

Designer |Tamir Shefer

“Two”- A large scale personal diary about relationships and life, a projected collage of thoughts of the artist’s daily life

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tamir.shefer@gmail.com

Landscape

Designer |Udi Cramsky

The gaps of scenery as if reflected views from small ponds of water in between the landmarks.

The molding of childhood landscapes as if burnt in the artist consciousness.

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cramsky@bezeqint.net

Genesis - Layers of Sound

Designer |Yehuda Hofshi

The project delves into the aspect of sound in the bible, as a holy text book. By removal of the letters from Genesis chapter One, punctuation marks and cantillation notes representing the pronunciation and intonation of the text is emphasized. The accompanying sound of the work demonstrates the sung version of the text. The basis of this work is “Horev” bible, Designed by Zvi Narkis in 1999.

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yhofshi@gmail.com

Digital Flowerbed

Designer |OYOYOY (Zachi Diner)

This flowerbed is collecting real-time negative reactions coming from Twitter posts. Every time a negative impression, post or word is Twitted, a new leaf or a flower is generated in the flowerbed. Click the leaves to reveal the post that fertilized it.

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zachidinar@gmail.com

introduction

《Country Focus》is a brand new project launched exclusively for the 10th edition of Taiwan Designers’ Week. Israeli industrial designer Itay Ohaly is invited to curate the exhibition in collaboration with Holon Institute of Technology, presenting 42 works from 39 designers, which brings a precious opportunity for audience to learn about the context of modern Israeli design.

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