I create objects intended for everyday use, while also seeking to bring beauty, presence, and a sense of artistry to the spaces they inhabit.

I have worked with clay from a young age. Alongside my work in ceramics, I hold a degree in Computer Science and spent several decades in senior R&D leadership roles at international companies, including a Japanese company that took me to Japan many times. Over the years, my visits to Japan deeply influenced the way I see the world and approach materials. They deepened my appreciation for nature, quiet forms, imperfection, and the beauty of allowing a material to remain true to itself.

My work has been exhibited in galleries and group exhibitions, and I am an active member of the Ceramic Artists Association of Israel (CAAI). I work from my studio in Hod Hasharon, where I also hold private workshops.