ARTillery · Eli Gross's studio, Tel Aviv
Light from the darkness.
Every piece is created from real missile fragments and Iron Dome debris that passed through my hands during Air Force reserve duty. I leave the damage visible. That's the story: from a weapon built to kill, to a witness that says we're still here.
Hostages Square · New York City Hall · United Nations
The Menorah of Hope
In December 2024 I raised a nearly two meter, half ton menorah built from missile fragments in Hostages Square, Tel Aviv. A year later it was lit at New York City Hall and displayed outside the United Nations. This is the piece that changed everything.
Meet the Menorah of HopeMy Story
From a menorah lit at New York City Hall, to a studio in south Tel Aviv
I first handled missile fragments and Iron Dome debris during over 600 days of Israeli Air Force reserve duty. The piece that changed everything: a 1.9-meter, half-ton Menorah, displayed at Hostages Square and later lit at New York's City Hall and shown outside the United Nations. What was once a threat, I give a second life.
Read the full story“My art tells a story. The piece you choose is your chance to take part in it, not a product of war, but a story of hope.”
Exhibitions & Works
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The Pieces
Each piece here is one of a kind, created and forged from real conflict material. A limited number are released for acquisition, and each is sold once.
Israel Pendant # 3002
AvailableThe map of Israel, created from real interceptor shrapnel, so you can carry it close.
₪490
Missile Shrapnel Mezuzah # 2007
AvailableA mezuzah for your home, built by hand from real missile shrapnel.
₪1,600
Missile Shrapnel Mezuzah # 2005
AvailableA mezuzah for your home, built by hand from real missile shrapnel.
₪1,600