Rashi Corner of Haavoda St.
Urban nature on the sidewalk of  Tel aviv 

​Lilach Segal, a Bezalel graduate who has been designing with ceramics for many years, conducts a dialogue between ceramic porcelain and urban nature in her city of residence, Tel Aviv-Yafo. Every day she walks a fixed path in her neighborhood and collects leaves, flowers and fruits that have finished blooming and fallen from the trees onto the city's gray sidewalks. She collects the remains, which seem like excess dirt to the observer passing by and immortalizes them in porcelain lest they disappear in the blowing wind or be swept off the street by the hands of the street cleaner. In doing so, she spreads them out for observation and study, as a sort of proposal for a more compassionate and sensitive world, turning the spotlight on details that have long since disappeared from the way.