SHELTER EXPERIENCES
In the summer of 2014, war operations were carried out between
Israel and the Palestinian National Authority.
In Israel, sirens were sounded whenever a rocket or missile was fired from the Gaza strip.
In the area surrounding Gaza, Israeli civilians had only 00:15 seconds to find cover. This impossibly short time frame resulted an absurd social situations, bringing together people from all walks of life.
This project showcases a visual interpretation of real written civilian accounts: Moments spent in public shelters, temporary stairway safe spaces, and other hideouts responding to the sirens of the war, during Operation Protective Edge
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This is my Final Project at the HIT University of Design 2015, Holon, Israel.
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In the area surrounding Gaza, Israeli civilians had
00:15 seconds to find cover. In the southern part of Israel - 00:45 seconds, and in the central country
& north - 01:30 minutes.
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The Project contain three booklets that are designed according to the amount of time required to find a protected area. The amount of time was calculated by the Israeli home front command.
Each of the illustrations on the 3 covers represent the attacked areas, and when arranged together they create one large illustration.
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The project is travelling worldwide and showcased
in Israel, India, Taiwan & Korea.
HIT Graduation event 2015, Holon - Israel.
Show&Tell 2015 at Codesign studio, Gurgaon - India.
Taiwan Designers week 2016, Taipei - Taiwan.
