Sapir David
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KNOTS: HAIR, MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
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An exploration of hair grooming between mothers and daughters as an intimate ritual of care, intimacy and control. Developed through interviews, film, editorial research and a seating piece designed around the physical experience of the ritual.

ELISAVA, Master in Beyond Branding
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yes  
Website Redesign
 (2024)
The studio was in charge of a complete redesign of yes’ digital presence, bringing its content, products and services into one cohesive web experience and design system.

Done at Manyone
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NOW WHAT?
(2024)A visual identity for the Edmond de Rothschild Design Award finalists exhibition and annual catalogue. The system combines a multilingual typographic language with archival and commissioned imagery, extending across the exhibition, print and digital applications.
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RAIL VISION
(2023–2024)
A new brand identity and digital experience for RailVision, an AI-powered railway technology company. The project extended from the visual system and website to the redesign of its fleet management platform, translating the brand into a cohesive product experience.

Done at Manyone
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40×40 
 (2023)
An exhibition marking 40 years of Shatil through portraits of 40 social activists photographed by Alex Farfuri. The visual system extended across the exhibition space, print and digital applications.

Done at Studio Re-Levant
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MANYONE  
Brand Sprints (2022—2025)
A selection of brand sprints created at Manyone for companies across technology and innovation. The projects span visual identities, digital experiences and brand applications.

Done at Manyone
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BEIT MIRIAM
(2025)A visual identity and exhibition design for Beit Miriam, Jaffa’s Gender Equality Center. The graphic system extends across the exhibition space, catalogue, signage and print applications.
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Givat Haviva (2025)Givat Haviva’s website redesign aimed to strengthen its presence as a center for Jewish–Arab shared society. The project focused on reorganizing the site’s structure and content to clearly communicate its work and impact, connect with diverse audiences, and support fundraising.

Done at Manyone