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something deferent and exciting
giving the piece a museum-display look
level and a group of smaller secondary cups to be passed around the table on
The artist’s great respect towards the Bauhaus principle of “form follows function”
The Baruch Atah Bevoecha Mezuzah Kiddush Cups something deferent and exciting#M 15 2000, Brass with patina finish. Height 14. 5cm, Width 2. 5cm. Signed by the artist. A stone triangle is enclosed in a brass patina frame, creating an Ancient Israel effect. Jerusalem stone is inscribed with the ancient Hebrew lettering used in the old city of Qumran. On each side of the triangle is a blessing. Upon entering the room, one sees the letters that say Blessed is he that enters, and upon exiting Blessed is he that exits. Each work is
