I grew up in Israel in a kibbutz, and later, in Jerusalem where I went to art school before moving to New York. When I was very young, I used to make wooden boats with my father. They were very simple with just a few pieces of wood connected to one another, along with an attached rope. Together, we would take them to the stream nearby and float them off of a bridge. I still have a few of them in my studio and find them beautiful.
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