The Studio

Studio Tin is an old dream that “grew” in my private garden, among the trees and plants that receive all my love. The studio is located in Moshav Herut in the Sharon area. After years of practicing art in different settings as a hobby, I was fortunate to realize an old love for sculpture and pottery, and everything happens in a small studio where I create my imaginings as well as functional pieces, in a rural atmosphere. The name was chosen by Shirley, who made sure that the new “baby” would also receive a biblical name, following Omer, Avia, and Dotan :)

Tin is the biblical word for clay; it appears in the context of wet material or mud and is considered a biblical term describing the substance from which the potter (the maker of clay vessels) creates. The name hints not only at the material—sand, stone, earth—but also at essence: tin is the beginning of creation, a symbol of rawness, potential, humility, and the ability to change. Tin and clay are the material from which humans were created: “For dust you are and to dust you will return” – tin is the basis, but the form and life are the result of the creative touch, and they symbolize human fragility.

I hope the studio will be, for you as it is for me, a place to “break the vessels” and create anew. A place not only for material and clay, but also for touch and renewed acquaintance with yourself, enjoyment, and the discovery of potential that has not yet been revealed.