Star of David

Photo is courtesy of Chen Peiper

Copyright: Chen Peiper 2008

Right now this works is taking part in the Yellow Holocaust Star Exhibit at Yigal AlonHouse, Safed, which started on 30-4-2008. Curator: Reli Wasser. 

Size: 10 cm x 3 cm x 3

Technique: Fusing

Title: Shield of Hope

Photo is courtesy of Dr. (Inorganic Chemistry) Miriam Cojocaru

Copyright: Miriam Cojocaru 2 008

Right now this works is taking part in the Yellow Holocaust Star Exhibit at Yigal AlonHouse, Safed, which started on 30-4-2008. Curator: Reli Wasser. 

Size : 98x66 cm

Technique: Digital print

Miriam Cojocaruwas born in 1945 in Romania.

Photo is courtesy of Dr. (Inorganic Chemistry) Miriam Cojocaru

Copyright: Miriam Cojocaru 2 008

Right now this works is taking part in the Yellow Holocaust Star Exhibit at Yigal AlonHouse, Safed, which started on 30-4-2008. Curator: Reli Wasser. 

Size : 49x90 cm

Theme: The liberation day of the concentration camp Dachau

Technique: Watercolor

Miriam Cojocaruwas born in 1945 in Romania.

Photo is courtesy of Michal Ashkenasi

Copyright: Michal Ashkenasi 2 008

Right now this works is taking part in the Yellow Holocaust Star Exhibit at Yigal AlonHouse, Safed, which started on 30-4-2008. Curator: Reli Wasser. 

Size: 110/80 cm.

Technique : Acrylic on canvas

Michal Ashkenasi wrote:

The painting was made as an outcry against the cynical use of the "Yellow Patch" by the West Bank settlers . As a Holocaust survivor I was deeply offended

Photo by Hayim Shtayer May 2008. Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2008.

The photographed plane is connected, so it seems, to the Independence Day flight above Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Ashkelon and Sderot and the two rows of small black Stars of David create a smoke trail. This is the only instanceknown to me ofStars of David which are used in this connotation.

Star of David. Designed by the first Chief of the Israeli police, Yeheskel Sahar it creates the illusion of 3D. In the center there’s a Hebrew letter, which is the first letter of the Hebrew word for police. It doesn’t fit my idea for Star of David collection, since it is a separate emblem, nevertheless I like it a lot, since my father, of blessed memory, was a police officer, and I played with this emblem since I know myself.

From: http://www.israelin3-d.com/?categoryId=23429

A viewer gazing through the glasses at night sees the [Star of David] symbol on the lenses reflected from any light source – streetlights, car headlights, or even the full moon.