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"An exhibition on the theme of “Hope” presents a variety of artworks at the Technion, spanning different genres, including knitting, photography, collage, digital illustration, and marker drawing. All of the works in the exhibition, which is displayed in the Ullmann Building, were created by Technion students.
At the exhibition’s opening ceremony, Dean of the Undergraduate Studies School Prof. Hossam Haick said: “In this difficult period, uncertainty is the default, but art is like the sea - even when everything is stormy, we can still find tranquility, beauty, and hope within it. This is an intimate exhibition that gives expression to the emotions within us, prompts us to reflect on reality, and encourages us to think beyond the worlds of science and technology - worlds whose value depends on the humanistic aspects of our lives.”

The Artist's way and the Scientist's way can be thought of as absolutely different, for some; But for me, these ways, attitudes and approaches for exploring the world are more than mutual and beneficial for each other - they are singular, in their essence. Through the works presented in the Exhibition "What if Science Were to Burst Through The Door", curated by Valeria Geselev, I delve deeper into the connection between the world of Science and the world of Art.

The Exhibition "On The Power of Art", which was curated by Moran Jacobi, encapsulates a variety of artworks, while each piece forms a bridge between the artist, their creation, and the power it contains. This Exhibition is packed with inspiration, creativity and new ideas - and I'm glad I had the pleasure to take a part in it.

Utopia and Dystopia are abstract terms for representing "best case" perfections and "worst case" turnabouts.
For me, these terms bring forth imagination, future and beauty on its own.
Even though things have been shaken a little bit thanks to the Corona-virus, the exhibition still took place and I felt like I took a great part of it; I felt connected both to the topic of the exhibition and to the process of participating.

The beginning of a journey.
Well, it wasn't exactly the beginning, but saying that certainly feels right.
This was the first time I've ever shown my art in public, and I remember how it felt seeing this exhibition opening, with spectators gathering all around to see my collection - that was a special moment.