An ongoing collaboration with **Nespresso**, sold exclusively at their **TLV Airport** boutique. The designs are inspired by Israeli life and culture, focusing on the country's most celebrated themes. Dozens of illustrations per box, all aimed at distilling the essence of Israel as a holiday destination, without losing the coffee vibe.

Officially licensed **Back to the Future** and **E.T.** collections, developed with **Universal Studios** and Spielberg's **Amblin**. Unusually for licensed IP, the collections featured fully original designs created from scratch, rather than using art from the existing franchise archives.

Co-founded and led the design for a leisure fashion brand built on one rule: no generic pineapple/flamingo prints. Every collection starts with a specific story and weeks of research. Five collections below, each its own world of stories and inspiration.

Art direction for a panoramic studio backdrop and opening sequence for **Tonight with Guri Alfi**, **Channel 12**'s late-night show. Iconic Israeli monuments designed large enough to hold the studio and precise enough to animate. Three seasons, 189 episodes.

In information design, the pictures should matter as much as the data.: complex timelines, scientific diagrams, visual essays, ecological breakdowns, and comparative visualizations. The subject leads, the format follows.

Images created to hold attention on their own, across covers, posters, books, and walls. Geometric, colorful, and built from hand sketches before they meet the screen. Some pieces accompany other content, some are the content itself.

**Cyanotype**, **block print**, **stencil work**, and **marker plotting**. Each technique sets its own limits, and that's where the surprises live. Every print comes out a little different, carrying the fingerprints of how it was made.

Two cities I can't stop drawing: **Tel Aviv**, where my career took shape, and **Jerusalem**, where childhood visits to my grandmother quietly built my love of art. A single design I created 15 years ago in my Tel Aviv apartment took on a life of its own: exhibited in Taipei, Philadelphia, and New York, and now hanging in tens of thousands of homes around the globe.