Earlier in my creative life I painted and illustrated flat images on paper.It was too flat. I didn't know yet, I was very young, how to create textures. Later I experimented sculpturing with paper mache, an area that I still feel I haven't explored thoroughly and will certainly go back to.
Then I discovered textile and fibers and a new world opened to me.
To combining making pictures with textile fibers I came via my son. I read for him every evening before he goes to sleep a book. I still love children's book illustrations and besides the story the pictures have a great factor for me when approving a book in our little home library. But we don't have many books and we both get bored reading the same books over and over and over again.
I thought - why shouldn't I make for us some books?!
Why not?
I am busy now with the picutres of my first fiber book. I didn't write the story. The story is written years ago by one of my favorite poet and writer, Lea Goldberg.


So today 















