1985/86. Painted welded steel. 4200cm x 2500cm x 6cm.
Commissioned by Even Ziv Parkade. This sculpture represents a calligraphic rendering of a car. Since the open area between the parapets had to retain as much “transparent air” as possible, the design was linear, adding an element of spontaneity to the necessarily monotonous architecture, and compliment the function of the building as a parkade.
1985/86. Ceramic tile mosaic. 2500cm x 750cm.
Commissioned by Even Ziv Parkade, Tel-Aviv, Israel
At a time when City of Tel Aviv new and wildly criticized bylaw required covering public buildings with small beige tiles, the mosaic mural that covers the entrance wall of the 9 floors spiral parkade added a blast of colours and humour to otherwise very grey environment.