The Urban Field Manifesto

Design & concept

Liebling Haus, White City Center Tel Aviv

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This exhibition explores the relationship between humans, nature, and urban spaces by focusing on local, resilient weeds. It's driven by concerns about city overcrowding, shrinking public spaces, overdevelopment, privatization, and the global ecological crisis. The display is a sensory experience that encourages viewers to imagine flexible urban spaces that accommodate change. It aims to promote awareness, collaboration, and a new approach to city planning that prioritizes nature and fundamental human needs.

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Collaboration w. Studio MA

Curator: Sabrina Cegla

Photos by Amir Lotan & Yael Schmidt