כי האדם עץ השדה

In a bowl made of hand-braided clay, we can see a complex game of empty spaces amongst curling shapes, which together create the magic of a three-dimensional clay artpiece.

At first glance it seems that a tangled forest of trees is depicted here, whose tops meet in the sky and whose roots meet in the depths.
At a second glance, one can recognize the symbolic layer of the metaphor: “because man is the tree of the field” – the same visual expression takes on a new interpretation of an embracing and enveloping prayer of an entire nation directing its prayers to Heaven.