Liora Rosin

Product designer, design researcher, and curator. Holds a BA (with honors) from Eindhoven Design Academy in the Netherlands (2007). Upon returning to Israel, she joined the Keter company’s D-Vision honors program, and in 2010 completed her MA in Bezalel’s About Design Track. She currently teaches MA and BA classes at Bezalel’s Industrial Design Department.
Her work fluctuates between design practice, research, and curating, focusing in the last years on the encounter between design, material culture, and food. She works with industrial food corporations and innovation companies, including the Central Bottling Company, Tnuva, and Osem Nestle, leading the product design field within Osem Nestle’s innovation team – in addition to her curatorial work.
Among the exhibitions she has curated are 4 Per Kilo – Stories and Rumors on Tomatoes, which was part of a broader exhibition by the Shenkar Design Research Center marking seventy years of Israeli design, at Tel Aviv Artists House (2018); an exhibition on workers’ restaurants at Asif Center: Culinary Institute of Israel (2023); Food (2023) and Color (2024) at the Design Museum Holon; and the Tel Aviv Biennale of Craft and Design at MUZA, Tel Aviv (co-curator). Her design works have been shown in various exhibitions in Israel and worldwide.

About the exhibition Once and Again