A graphic designer, lecturer and researcher based in Tel Aviv.  A graduate of the Visual Communication department, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, holding an M.A degree from the Interdisciplinary Program in the Arts from Tel Aviv University and a PhD candidate in the department of communication and journalism in the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. My dissertation focuses on visual representation of gender in urban signage. I examine human pictograms which appear in official urban signage (OUS) in Dizengoff street, Tel Aviv, as meaningful linguistic landscape (LL) artifacts that play a significant role in the institutionalizing and normalizing of visual representation of gender.

• Research Interests:
• Visual communication in public space
• Representation of gender
• Wayfinding systems and urban signage
• Graphic design ethics

Awards and Prizes:

2020 - The "Chevruta" scholarship for Doctoral Reading Groups

2020 - The Smart Institute of Communication Research Grant

2019 - The Lafer Center for Women's and Gender Studies scholarship