Daniella Rubinovitz, Public Sculpture

Daniella Rubinovitz, Public Sculpture Daniella Rubinovitz is an artist who specializes in public art. "I like to play with metaphors, push up against boundaries.

I believe in challenging your perspective, I practice this myself and I support other’s to find their own way.” Interactive art installations, workshops, retreats and creative coaching. Intuitive painting retreats in Amsterdam and Greece. It's all about art, creation, personal development & fun. Splash paints to music, inner expression of color. Express and have fun, let go of inner judgements. In

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The Wool CodeEvery thread tells a story.Inspired by the rhythm of a barcode, The Wool Code explores the hidden informati...
31/07/2026

The Wool Code

Every thread tells a story.

Inspired by the rhythm of a barcode, The Wool Code explores the hidden information woven into natural materials, memory, labor, and place. Like a barcode, the work invites us to look beyond the surface and consider what is encoded in the landscapes we inherit and the traditions we carry forward.

A collaboration between Daniella Rubinovitz and Carla Rump, this installation transforms wool into a living language, connecting people, nature, and time through one of humanity’s oldest materials.

What code do you see?

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Circle des SentiersCreated for Sentiers d’Art, Circle des Sentiers reimagines the everyday ritual of hanging laundry, a ...
17/07/2026

Circle des Sentiers

Created for Sentiers d’Art, Circle des Sentiers reimagines the everyday ritual of hanging laundry, a simple act that once connected neighbours and marked the rhythm of daily life. Set within the forest, the suspended forms echo the lives of those who came before us, quiet traces of human presence that invite visitors to pause, reflect, and move through the work.

The circle symbolizes connection, memory, community, and the invisible threads that bind us to one another. As visitors walk among the installation, they become part of the work, where familiar gestures are experienced in a new setting.

A collaboration between Daniella Rubinovitz and Carla Rump.

PEELed, a wall seriesCrete wall installation. PEELed explores what is usually overlooked.An orange peel, often discarded...
01/07/2026

PEELed, a wall series

Crete wall installation. PEELed explores what is usually overlooked.

An orange peel, often discarded yet carries mega nutrients, fragrance, protection, and the memory of the fruit it once held. By enlarging this everyday fragment, the sculpture invites us to reconsider what we value, what we ignore, and how beauty can be found in the remnants.

Against the raw concrete and the endless blue of the Mediterranean, PEELed becomes a quiet reminder that what appears insignificant can hold unexpected meaning.

Sometimes, what we peel away is exactly where the story begins.

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Circle des SentiersCreated for Sentiers d’Art in Belgium, Circle des Sentiers reimagines the everyday ritual of hanging ...
30/06/2026

Circle des Sentiers

Created for Sentiers d’Art in Belgium, Circle des Sentiers reimagines the everyday ritual of hanging laundry, a simple act that once connected neighbours and marked the rhythm of daily life. Set within the forest, the suspended forms echo the lives of those who came before us, quiet traces of human presence that invite visitors to pause, reflect, and move through the work.

The circle symbolizes connection, memory, community, and the invisible threads that bind us to one another. As visitors walk among the installation, they become part of the work, where familiar gestures are experienced in a new setting.

A collaboration between Daniella Rubinovitz and Carla Rump.

Fish Tribe has found a new home for the next 6 months in the Heemtuin in Leiderdorp.A school of fish moves through the l...
17/06/2026

Fish Tribe has found a new home for the next 6 months in the Heemtuin in Leiderdorp.

A school of fish moves through the landscape, suspended between water and air. Rising from the earth, they seem to swim through the tall grass as if the meadow itself has become an underwater world. The boundary between land and water begins to dissolve.

Fish rarely travel alone. They move as a collective, responding to one another, navigating together. Fish Tribe reflects on connection, belonging, and the invisible forces that link us to our environment and to each other.

Installed on the Waterschapsheuvel, behind the pond, the work becomes part of the Heemtuin’s ecosystem, where art and nature continuously reshape one another.

On view in the Heemtuin, Leiderdorp as part of the exhibition “Geaard”.

05/12/2025

Just received this brilliant book created for the exhibit, Refresh #3 at the Amsterdam Museum. Im feeling a buzz of excitement. So many visions, provocations, and possibilities for the next 750 years of Amsterdam. Moments like this remind me why I create: to shape space, invite reflection, and imagine futures that feel both grounded and inspirational.

My artwork PEELed grows from the metaphor of orange peels, often discarded despite holding the most nutrients. For me it symbolizes the overlooked wisdom of the elderly. Today’s visit fills me with renewed energy to keep unfolding these themes in the public space.

What an amazing closing ceremony at the Amsterdam Museum! Thank you to the Amsterdam Museum for including me in this exh...
30/11/2025

What an amazing closing ceremony at the Amsterdam Museum!

Thank you to the Amsterdam Museum for including me in this exhibition. It was a pleasure to share my artwork, (which explored my vision for the future for the city) as the orange peel as metaphor for aging, wisdom and the overlooked value that is often discarded.

Being part of this show alongside such inspiring artists and visions was truly meaningful, and the conversations with both the visitors as other artists were moving.

As a cherry on top, winning the public prize chosen by the visitors of the Amsterdam Museum, wow so grateful.

I have included some pictures of this glorious event, couple of on stage interviews, of which the extended interview (see other post) in front of The collateral Kin by Raquel van Haver.

The three awards for this show were:
Winner of the public votes from Amsterdam Museum visitors: Daniella Rubinovitz, PEELed: The nutrients we overlook. Winner of the children’s jury: Mark van Booren, Free Flying thanks to all GVB tram stops. Winner of the online votes: Truus van Gogh, The Soul of the Netherlands.

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Grateful to the museum team, the curators and everyone who connected with the installation. I leave this project inspired and energized for what comes next.

29/11/2025

Honored to receive the public award for PEELed at the Amsterdam Museum! Sunday is the last day of Refresh #3 ! Last chance to see all the amazing installations!

28/11/2025

Tonight, the Amsterdam Museum will be open extra late. The entire museum will be open to the public from 7:00 pm with continuous activities happening throughout the building. Until 11:00 pm. You can join anytime you like!
The perfect chance to see PEELed, my sculpture installation in the Amsterdam Museum.
See u there!

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