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  Borrowed scenery: The Law of Preservation

  The law of Preservation of Matter teaches us that nothing is added or deleted from the sum of matter in the cosmos, it only changes place and form. I participate in
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  Borrowed scenery 借景

  Borrowed scenery is an interesting Japanese concept of relating to a public space as yours to share and enjoy. If a person sees a green mountain or hill from his home, he
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  KOTO-IN

  Strolling in Kyoto – I took with me a few cards I had left from the moon-viewing event at Ohara. I photographed the image in my most loved gardens. For a short while I was one
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  Jikkoin Temple 実光院 at Ohara, 2015

  Jikkoin Temple 実光院  Ohara, 25.11,2015; musicians and dancers are getting ready in a tiny room. The guests enjoy the garden. First guests will soon be served matcha tea and a sweet.
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  Moon Viewing in Kyoto – site specific art

  I am wondering around Kyoto gardens and Shinto shrines placing a moon that was reflected in a round mirror in my studio in Israel.   Moon Viewing at Koto-In

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  Beth She’arim excavations, 2014 – Naming

  Archaeologists have deep passion and stories about the site they are digging. Common knowledge collapses as the earth unfold its secret’s dormant for centuries. Glass bracelets from the Ottoman times
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  Beth She’arim excavations, 2014

  ARCHAEOLOGY LESSON FOR MOUND HACKER: MEASURING MARKING  DIGGING SCOOPING BROOMING PILING UNFOLDING FINDING INSPECTING Where did it begin? A pit   Beth She’arim excavations, 2014 Zinman Institute of Archaeology, University of
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  Mound Hacker on his way to Rome

  My late grandfather, the architect  Issac Kipnis, was the first to tell me the story of the burnt  library of Alexandria. I was eight years old. The lost knowledge of the western world intrigued me ever
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  Join me on a Mediterranean site-specific project-Mound Hacker

  Israel is a home for so many cultures. Anywhere you plant, dig – you might find remains of someone who lived here once upon a time. Tel-Nona, a virtual mound – is a
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