"Skin" 2024 63X40X22cm Flameworking, Slumping, Stainedglass, Screen printing glass, anamel,theard, tin The human skin, metaphorical garment, exists within complicated connections between clothing, social status, and personal identity. It represents not only a protective layer on our body but also a reflection of our inner self. “Skin” combines cultural references, family heritage, traditional craftsmanship, and personal evolution. From the symbolism of shrinking corsets and excessive volumes to stereotypes of joy and innocence, to decorations and fragility alongside elegance, delicacy, and sensuality, sometimes bordering on the theatrical. Stained glass windows embod“skin” serves as a reflection on family lineage, female identity, and the power of art in shaping a person's sense of self. The interweaving, sewing, and embroidering as an art form connect emotional threads alongside the unraveling of others. Thus, “skin” reveals the threads that connect past, present, and future photo: Daniel Abergell model: Halel Dor