Matveeva Alisa
Riga Jewish Secondary School
10th grade
Lettonie
In my poster, I used many different images like fruits, food, patterns, symbols, and pieces of art. I included things like pomegranates, dates, olives, coffee, and traditional designs to show Israeli culture. I also added symbols like the Israeli flag, the Torah scroll, and the map of Israel. There are birds and decorations to make it feel alive and full of movement. All these different elements together show how many different things exist in one place. I think Israel represents diversity and connection between many cultures. There are many different traditions, foods, and styles, but they all exist together. My poster shows that Israel is made from many different parts that come together into one. I want to show that Israel feels full of different colors, tastes, and ideas. It is not just one thing, but many things together. For me, Israel feels alive and full of variety. I was inspired by different posters and artworks from past years that I saw in the National Library of Israel collection. They showed strong symbols and beautiful designs that represent culture and identity.
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