Made in Israel is a landscape and architecture photography project following the "Zionist Project", the project traces sites that shaped the image of the country. It is a nostalgic and at the same time critical look at the contemporary landscape in relation to the past. 

The project deals with transition processes, both physical and mental. Immigrating to Israel as a kid, affecting the Zionist idea, falling in love with photography as a medium and adopting it into a personal language that allows me to think, speak and read. The project seems to be settling into an ongoing liminal situation of identification out of conflict, After four decades of documenting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict I return to focusing on my ideological identity, this is a personal and collective project, personal because it speaks firsthand about my experience in this place, collectively because it is a common denominator for skeptics.