Outdoor and Public Art
- 1970 Mural, Beit Haam, Kfar Uria
- 1972 Mural, Central Post Office, Jerusalem
- 1973 Mural, Agron School, Jerusalem
- 1974 "Mountains round about Jerusalem", Mural, Stone School, Jerusalem
- 1976 "Return to Zion" Mural, Tel Aviv University Library, Tel Aviv
- 1982 Hailek Ben Shachar, stone sculpture, Gan Harakevet, Arlozorof Street, Tel Aviv-Yaffo
- 1986 Binding of Isaac, Safra Square, Jerusalem
- 1986 Homage to Asher, 1966 stone sculpture, Tefen Open University, Tefen
- 1986-1987 Israel, a shattered dream, Mural, Haifa University, Haifa
- 1987 Stone sculpture, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, Israel
- 2000 "סלע קיומנו" or Binding of Isaac (1986), stone sculpture, Gan Daniel,Safra Square, Jerusalem (originally exhibited in Herzelia)
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