Miriam creates using a unique language (technique) that she developed over the years.
Using a platform of netting, the artist affixes layers of different fibers.

Her color palette is the colorfulness of the fibers that she gathers from different places.
They are the basis of felt carpets.
Opening, tearing, stretching, and mixing these fibers, until the desired shape and hue are achieved.
The layers create a 3-dimensional feeling and a very sensual texture.
Her artwork is inviting to touch.
Many of her pieces incorporate 23/24 carat gold leaves.
Following her exhibition in Provence, France, the reviews expressed that Miriam creates “post-modern wall carpets.”
Interlaces textiles but does not weave.
 . This creates a unique synergy with a different kind of depth.
Often decides to leave the fiber in its natural color.
Yet in some cases decides to dye it.

How to order original artwork
Customers order a theme that is near and dear to them.
Pieces exhibited in the gallery can give direction and inspiration.
Customers choose their desired color palette.
Miriam visits the house or place where the work is to be exhibited.
The aim is to correspond with the elements that are already in the given space, while complimenting or creating a feeling of harmony. Pouring positive and rejuvenating energy and ambience into the space.
After the “first trimester” of work, the customer is invited to see the work in process and approve the direction. After the “second trimester”, the customer is once again invited to view the work and make comments. During the third and final “trimester,” Miriam completes the work.
This cooperation and ability to involve the customer in the process is like going on a mutual internal journey with the artist. The result is a type of dream come true.