This is how bomb shelters look in Israel’s children’s city
Art/tourism project in coastal Holon transforms public bomb shelters into an inviting part of the city’s network of story parks inspired by child literature.
Art/tourism project in coastal Holon transforms public bomb shelters into an inviting part of the city’s network of story parks inspired by child literature.
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Art photographer Eitan Bernat sought to capture the strong spiritual bond of a father and son, and to emphasize that the bond is never broken.
A few of the creations involve bits of glue, paint and fluffy pompoms, while others incorporate themes from well-loved books.
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