Guerrilla art in Jerusalem by Talya Tomer-Schlesinger
By Vidar
Street Artist Talya Tomer-Schlesinger
By Talya Tomer-Schlesinger in Jerusalem. In an interview with ynet, Tomer-Schlesinger says the benches’ open grid backs reminded her of her grandmother’s embroidery grids, which became the inspiration for the project.
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