Yesterday was a very special day. I got to spend some quality time with my bestie, who lives in London and whom I haven’t seen in a year. Anyways, we decided to do something different than drinking lots of coffee and talking till we drop. Instead we drove all the way to The Israel Museum in Jerusalem to explore Ron Arad’s 720° installation. What can I say, Ron Arad is Ron Arad and he never ceases to amaze! It all began with his Curtain Call installation at the Roundhouse. Lucky for us, Ron has a strong connection to Israel ;) It all felt like a magical forest, made out of silicone branches but I don’t really feel like talking too much about it. Here is a behind the scenes look.

Earlier today, I’ve visited The Design Museum Holon and had an up close and intimate look at 80 of Yohji Yamamoto‘s breathtaking creations. Yeah, Yohji Yamamoto’s vision and detailed world, finally made it to Israel! Touching, sometimes even smelling and gazing at the art pieces made me appreciate the Japanese mind even more! If I have to point at only one thing I really liked, it has to be the upper gallery red room installation. I spent the majority of the time in this room (more than 30min), trying to get inside Mr. Yamamoto’s head or better yet, his dreams. The sea of tangled light bulbs and the Japanese vibe made it all hundred times more magical…