Rucksack House is a walk-in sculpture with its own spatial
quality. A hovering illuminated space that looks like a cross
between temporary scaffolding and minimal sculpture. As
mobile as a rucksack, this mini-house is intended to be an
additional room that can be suspended from the façade of
any residential building.

Yossi Milo Gallery
The works begin as traditional, analogue photographs of halls, factories and storage facilities taken with a large-format camera. Images of common, mass-produced, industrial structures are then stripped of any individualizing elements through digital manipulation. Void of logos, signs of aging or wear, and practical architectural elements such as doors and windows, these modern, utilitarian buildings become idealized versions of their original design concepts, without context or scale.