Reading lady

Outside our studio, Everyday, same time this lovely young lady with hearing aid implant sits on the bench and reading stories to elderly people. a special lady reminding me what is important in life

Genius at work

In a book soon to be published, Lester says Leonardo used to travel with a small notebook hanging from his belt, and "whenever something caught his eye," he would make a note, or begin "sketching furiously."

"It is useful," Leonardo wrote, to "constantly observe, note, and consider." But when you are Leonardo, what sorts of things are buzzing around in your head? Well, Toby Lester describes what is essentially a "To Do" list buried in one of those notebooks, a bunch of things Leonardo planned to do one week, or month, in the early 1490's. (via: www.npr.org)

Teper House

There is nothing special about Teper House, its location is nothing special, on the border of South Tel-Aviv and Hulon city. a 5 story building, outside is fairly new, ugly building, I cant even remember its architecture style (if any)
I step into the lift, on my way to a meeting on the 3rd floor, the lift doors open and wau! an  industrial flavour, a hint of working class people, manufacturers, makers welcome me into this roofless building, with its internal road (all the way up from the ground to the fifth floor), loading bays, heavy steel sliding doors. beautiful

Studio ethics

A humorous, tongue in cheek, step by step guide to good studio practice for directors and employees!  Great short movie by the talented artist, Mr Sachs.  Enjoy my dear Tel Aviv...

10 Bullets. By Tom Sachs

My Studio

My studio.. I spend all day here, in this small old grocery shop converted into a working place.
its a messy place, packed with things and most inspiring for me

Horse Anatomy

This is the amazing Ms. Gillian Higgins!  She uses water-based hypoallergenic paints which are easy to wash off afterwards.  It takes 4 hours to apply the equine make-up, painting the skeletal structure on one side and the musculature on the other.


"Painting the skeleton and musculature on the other side of the horse really helps to bring the subject to life," she says.  "You discover how to get the best of your horse by seeing what happens as it moves."