He subsequently served as Senior Lecturer at Bezalel for over a decade. His practice is defined by layered, powder-coated steel cut-outs in vivid, flat colour: cyclists, butterflies, urban crowds, and musical instruments rendered with graphic precision and a distinctly joyful sensibility. His work spans gallery painting, wall sculpture, and large-scale public commissions across Israel, South Korea, China, Taiwan, and Germany. Public works have been installed at Ben Gurion Airport, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and multiple sites across Asia. In 2016 a work was presented as a personal gift to Pope Francis. He is based in Israel.