Inspired by the carnaval of Salvador, Brazil

A relaxed atmosphere is projected to a busy junction by painted characters vacationing in the Seychelles Islands

In celebration of Israels 50th year anniversary. The piece does not exist anymore

Honouring the sisterhood of cities Haifa and Fort Lauderdale

Celebrating the 80th year anniversary of Givaataim. The piece is inspired by stories and experiences of the buildings landlord, one of the first settlers of the city

Tel Aviv Centennial year

My previous studio. The building has been demolished

Painted on the beaches showers

Painted on a cutout surface. A couple on the "Carl" bridge in Prague enjoying the view of the river

A structure of the Electric Company. Does not exist anymore

My first outdoor mural. Inspired by sketches of beach scenes i have done as a student of the Avni Institude of Art

A 3 dimensional painting on structural concrete columns

A painting of a corner. Does not exist anymore

Following the excitement of my first born son, Guli, that same week. The piece does not exist anymore

A record store. Does not exist anymore

The Building has been demolished

The painting continues nearby ocean vista. Painted on a 5 story building

Inspired by the building of the main stage of the carnaval in Salvador, Brazil. Painted during the Golf war, a SCUD missile hit the work site

Inspired by a trip I made to Kenya. The site is a public square surrounded by residential buildings and small bussinesses but deprived of vegetation

A 1997 award winning advertising piece for Amstel Beer. Inspired by the carnaval in Trinidad

Transforming the struture into a gigantic american indian teepee. The club does not exist anymore

A 900 meter long piece, transforming the wall into a train and generating the illusion of it stopping in place. The nature of the piece was dictated by the walls texture

Positioned at the enterance to the city

Honouring the sisterhood of cities Ramat-Gan and Casel

Cinema of Oncological department

"Gan Hahushim" [The Garden Of The Senses], adjustant to the childrens department

"Gan Hahushim" [The Garden Of The Senses], adjustant to the childrens department

In a basment used as a student club. The piece is being "twisted" and "smeared" in accordance to the angle the viewer is at, a technic which gives the illusion of larger space

The pub does not exist anymore

The club does not exist anymore

A conrner painted so it changes depending on the angle its viewed at. The window edge depicts the classic Tibeian style using both Jerusalem stone and granite

Painted on the large machinery room dissolving the structure into the scenery

Designed to extend the existing avenue into the brick wall. An actual wooden bench was used and extended into the wall, allowing passer-bys to sit on it

A floating restaurant. Designed to create the illusion of an underlying supporting beam structure reflecting in the water

A massive piece having 1000 square meters of murals painted in the pools surroundings

A massive piece having 1000 square meters of murals painted in the pools surroundings

A corner piece. Two walls "kissing" each other

Painted caravns. The piece does not exist anymore

Cut figures that look out onto a real landscape

A combination of a painted ceiling and a painted wall

A painted on a blank wall

Painted reconstruction of local archeological excavations, including arcs from different eras in Tiberias.

A corner piece adjusted to the viewing angle of its potential audience

Designed to expand the space of the hall by "smearing" the painting to a 60 degree angle, the angle at which the viewer sees the painting

The cafeteria

The cafeteria

Sanitary tool shop. The building has been demolished

music center in qiryat shmona and bet shemesh

music center

music center

1- Cafeteria in the "Academic College", Tel Aviv 2- "Falafel Shlomo" in the corner of Ben Yehuda and Nordeau St, Tel Aviv

"Natalyo Kiosk" The corner of Ben Yehuda and Nordeau St, Tel Aviv

An advertisement painting for "Bamba", "Bably School", Tel Aviv

1- "A House and a Country" Givaat Shmuel 2- "Rom Haeer" Kfar Saba