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The powerful encounter between Israeli and Japanese cultures is expressed in an exceptional creation that (quite literally) folds within it connections and contrasts, unfolding through a constantly shifting three-dimensional experience. Its climax is a sculptural element that evokes the movement of a cocoon opening and closing, breaking apart and reassembling, inspired by ikebana—the Japanese art of floral composition.

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Concept Architecture: Nitzan Koren, Moshe Yeyni

Applied Architecture and Interior Design: Tzvika Tamari, Tim Architects

Consulting Architecture and Program: Neuman Hainer Architects