Shadow Screens

Matan Your Way to Give Organization sold towards Independence Day 2008 these Shadow screens with a specially designed Star of David. Income went to assist children at risk.

Fridge Magnet

60th Independence Logo with magen David - Fridge Magnet
Photo by Hayim Shtayer
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2008

Prayer Vessel

Copyright: Channa Horwitz 2008 

Artist Channa Horwitz was born in Los Angeles, 1932. She lives in Santa Monica, California, USA.
Channa wrote to me:

This sculpture was created as a proposal for a Temple. I call it Star of David, Prayer Vessel. In the back of the Star of David is an empty large container completely enclosed with a small hole in the side. I envisioned this sculpture 6' tall and placed in the lobby of a Synagogue. I also envisioned people writing out small prayers and placing them into the small hole on the side of the sculpture. I envisioned these prayers disintegrating over time and generations of prayers placed on top, so that many generations of prayers would commingle and turn to dust.

Deputy-2

The word Shalom (peace) instead of the Star of David of our flag on a sticker issued by Peace Now Movement. The sticker is from Hayim Shtayer’s collection.

Photo by Hayim Shtayer

Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2008

The Deputy

The logo of accessibility replaces the Star of David in the Israeli flag.
Photo by Hayim Shtayer
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2008

The Hope (Hatikva) In Japanese Software

The Star of David appears frequently alongside the Israeli flag and national anthem and together they form a triad. Here’s a bizarre performance by Hatsune Miku of The Hope (Hatikva) in Hebrew and then in Japanese. Towards the end of the clip you’ll see a Star of David with Japanese words.
Miku Hatsune is a Yamaha software which allows you to edit songs simulating the voice of vocalist Saki Fujita.

Laser Star

Green laser Star of David at the Independence celebration 2008 Rabin Square Tel Aviv
Photo by Alan Miller
Copyright: Ilan Miller 2008