Slow Growing Art

Maggie Adar & Yoav Baitner

Nature Printed Bags
Carved Statues and lamps

Every item you see is one of a kind, whether it is a wooden object, a lamp, a bag or a drawing.

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Yoav & Maggie
We both share a passion for using nature as our creative medium while working with our hands. Yoav excels in collecting wood and branches from fallen trees, utilizing knives, axes, and chisels to craft his stunning artworks. On the other hand, I gather plants from sidewalks, urban areas, and roadsides, employing a sawing machine to fashion my distinctive bags. Yoav, an industrial designer who studied at Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem, dedicated numerous years to honing his skills in plastic product design. However, he made a remarkable transition from computer-based work to the creation of exquisite, one-of-a-kind wooden objects. As for myself, I am a self-taught bag designer, having been perfecting my craft since 2007. After spending years working behind a computer and managing websites, I made the conscious decision to channel my energy into making each bag increasingly unique. Additionally, I am also involved in the field of art therapy, utilizing my skills to assist others in their personal journeys.
Taking a glance around and perceiving the beauty in the everyday... In William Carlos Williams' poem "The Red Wheelbarrow," a scene is depicted, somewhat reminiscent of a Haiku, featuring a yard, white chickens, and a red wheelbarrow. The simplicity of the poem and its description of a mundane moment resonates with my feelings when I wander along the back roads. Seasonal plants, ones we usually overlook, are revealed naturally. I find so much beauty in them and utilize them in my paintings on the white cotton.

"So much depends upon
a red wheelbarrow
glazed with rainwater
beside the white chickens."

William Carlos Williams

Mikuya Studio

Mikuya Studio

Currently I have moved to Berlin

Israel Museum Shop Jerusalem

Israel Museum Shop Jerusalem

שדרות רופין 11, הקריה, ירושלים 11 Rupin St Jerusalem

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Tel Aviv Museum Shop

Tel Aviv Museum Shop

27 King Saul st Tel Aviv

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ANU Museum Shop

ANU Museum Shop

15 Klausner st Ramat Aviv - at Tel Aviv University

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Ithaca Gallery

Ithaca Gallery

188 Herzel St Rehovot 052-2349585

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