
Dark night
A black-and-white bird stands on a rocky form before a dark circular disc, balanced by an open wooden ring that widens the composition. The collage combines crisp printed imagery with simple geometric elements and fine dotted detailing, creating a surface that feels both graphic and tactile. The restrained palette gives the piece a quiet, enigmatic presence.

Orlovsky Yarden
Yarden Orlovsky is an actress, voice artist, and cultural institution manager. She began creating collages during sleepless nights in wartime, between air-raid sirens, out of a need to find quiet and focus amid a period of uncertainty. All of her works are created from old, dismantled books found abandoned on the street, driven by a desire to work specifically with what already existed and was on the verge of disappearing. Through cutting and reassembling, she gives these materials a new life, creating works centered around figures that move between reality and imagination, connecting the forgotten with the new.
Yarden Orlovsky is an actress, voice artist, and cultural institution manager. She began creating collages during sleepless nights in wartime, between air-raid sirens, out of a need to find quiet and focus amid a period of uncertainty. All of her works are created from old, dismantled books found abandoned on the street, driven by a desire to work specifically with what already existed and was on the verge of disappearing. Through cutting and reassembling, she gives these materials a new life, creating works centered around figures that move between reality and imagination, connecting the forgotten with the new.