Sculptures as silent as history
Sculptor Micha Ullman creates deceptively simple sculptures made of iron and sand that reflect on the duality in all things.
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Sculptor Micha Ullman creates deceptively simple sculptures made of iron and sand that reflect on the duality in all things.
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Words in the innovative written language can readily be understood by both Hebrew and Arabic readers.
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