I set out to transform the way the President’s Residence engages with its surroundings - shifting its perimeter walls from a passive boundary into an active cultural platform. I developed a “street gallery” display system inspired by architect Aba Elhanani’s modernist vision and his iconic zigzag fence, creating a framework for ongoing public-facing exhibitions.

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As an inaugural use of this system, I curated a photography exhibition marking the building’s 50th anniversary, pairing historical images from the Government Press Office archives with contemporary photographs by Shlomi Amsalem to create a visual dialogue between past and present.