DANIELLE
                  LIBERMAN


BA graduate in Visual Communication. My work focuses on translating complex ideas, content, and values into compelling visual languages across digital and physical mediums.
Driven by curiosity, I work across digital design, typography, image-making, and motion, constantly exploring new ways to expand visual storytelling and interaction.



                                                                        2026-Today
 Web Desinger at 0202 - Point of View from Jerusalem.
                                                                         2021-2026
B.Des in Visual Communication, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design.

danielleliberman2510@gmail.com
@danziellaaa

I am the space in which I exist


A personal project exploring home as a vessel for memory. Through deconstruction and reconstruction of domestic spaces, it reflects on how the rooms we leave behind continue to shape and inhabit us. made with old body towels And hand embroidery.
(5.50x2.30 m)

Parting Words


A book that explores moments of endings: a relationship, a place, an identity, an object, or life itself. Through interviews with a range of individuals, the book offers a polyphonic perspective on experiences of parting whether intimate, mundane, or traumatic. together forming a mosaic of fragile yet present humanity.

(24x18 cm) 203 page

The Maccabiah: An Alternative Visual History


A special project presented at Israel Design Week. I received the poster for the 9th Maccabiah, originally designed by Dan Reisinger, and created a visual response to it through a motion poster. Using the original poster as my starting point, I reanalyzed the iconic running figure and incorporated archival imagery from 1973—conveying the sharp transition between everyday routine and the sense of survival inherent to living in Israel.

(1080×1920 px) GIF

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A Broadsheet on International Observances.
This project is a conceptual broadsheet exploring international observance days through the lens of collective memory and personal identity.

(55x37 cm) 8 pages

Pandora


Pandora – A Documentation of Movement Between Spaces is a book I designed using exclusively typographic tools. Through a curated collection of texts on movement and change, the book creates a reading experience where ambiguity and the absence of a clear path are central.

(25.5x17.5 cm) 183 pages




The Reconditioned Inspiration Pesach Slabosky


A response based image-making project to the writings of  Pesach Slabosky.

(20x29 cm) 43 pages



Hanoch Levin - Fundamental elements


This project is a contemporary response to the archive of Hanoch Levin, reinterpreting texts from his plays through new associations and their resonance in the realities of modern daily life. Presented as a web-based interface, it combines found footage and original sound to create an interactive, layered experience that revives Levin’s texts in a personal and current context.

(1920×1080 px) web-based interface







Self-portrait


A self-portrait video work composed of personal childhood found footage, an original written text, and a soundscape I composed specifically for the project. The piece explores memory and identity through a renewed gaze at my younger self and the distance shaped by time.

(1080x1080 px) video










The Want of Matter


A conceptual-visual project centered on the Israeli art movement Dalet HaHomer (“Art of Meager Means”), exploring how abstract artistic ideas can be expressed visually.

(14.8×21.0 cm) 35 pages