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The ESEK NOVA Collection — Still Dancing

The ESEK NOVA Collection

Help Nova
survivors rebuild.

Creativity. Memory. Friendship.

Shop art, jewelry, and meaningful gifts by Nova survivors. Your purchase supports their livelihoods and helps their creativity reach new homes.

Support the artists ↓
Still Dancing: Four Ways Forward After Nova — official film poster

Art & Photography

11 pieces · scroll to explore →

Jewelry

3 pieces · scroll to explore →

Judaica & Home

4 pieces · scroll to explore →

Journals

1 pieces · scroll to explore →
Meet the artists ↓

02 / The people behind the work

Meet the artists.

Personal stories of creativity, memory, and rebuilding. Open a portrait to meet the person behind each piece.

Mai GiniPainter & maker

Mai Gini

Read their story +

Mai Gini uses painting to explore emotion, memory, and her experience of surviving Nova. Through color and layered brushwork, she gives form to feelings that are difficult to put into words.

Watch their story ↗

Explore their work

Handmade Olive Wood & Resin Mezuzah Case ↗Pressed Flower Map of Israel — Framed Artwork ↗
Itamar JosephDigital illustrator & graffiti artist

Itamar Joseph

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A Shenkar graduate and Nova survivor, Itamar Joseph brings pop art and street culture into his illustrations. His work explores mental health, security, and Israeli society through color, symbolism, and personal experience.

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Explore their work

A City Without Graffiti Framed Print ↗Concrete Barrier (Betonda) Framed Print ↗Illustrated Rocket Framed Print ↗
Maayan DeeArtist & songwriter

Maayan Dee

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Born in Israel and raised in London, Maayan Dee found refuge in art and music after surviving Nova. Her song and painting Bring Them Home connect her personal story with remembrance and the hope for the hostages’ return.

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Explore their work

Bring Them Home Framed Print ↗
Dean Yehuda CarmelSilversmith & therapist

Dean Yehuda Carmel

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Dean Yehuda Carmel is a silversmith and therapist from Kfar Saba. A Nova survivor, his healing journey led him through pain, reflection, and renewal. His jewelry embodies light drawn from hardship—each piece a testimony to solidarity, courage, and the beauty that can emerge from fracture.

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Explore their work

Am Yisrael Chai Sterling Silver Bracelet ↗
Ori Aviram (Jollori)Designer & goldsmith

Ori Aviram (Jollori)

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Ori Aviram crafts jewelry as symbols of resilience and connection. After losing her cousin Adi Margalit at the Nova Festival, Ori created the Adi Collection in her memory. Each piece carries grief, love, and hope, transforming personal stories into timeless symbols of strength.

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Explore their work

Adi Star of David Necklace — 14K Gold-Plated Silver ↗Adi Star of David Necklace — Sterling Silver ↗
Dar-Ya ShemeshPainter & Judaica artist

Dar-Ya Shemesh

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Jerusalem artist Dar-Ya Naomi found new depth in her work after surviving October 7. She blends biblical script with vivid color, bridging ancient tradition and modern expression. Her watercolors and hand-painted Judaica share a path of inner healing, resilience, and renewal.

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Explore their work

Ceramic Hamsa Home Blessing — English ↗Ceramic Hamsa Home Blessing — Hebrew ↗Let There Be Light (Vayehi Or) Framed Print ↗Rising from the Wilderness Framed Print ↗Shabbat Shel Shalom Framed Print ↗Shalom Al Yisrael Framed Print ↗
Einav AmsterWriter & wellness creator

Einav Amster

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Einav Amster turned trauma into a journey of healing and renewal. Writing became her anchor and led her to create Magnet to My Reality, a therapeutic journal that inspires clarity, gratitude, and growth.

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Explore their work

Magnet to My Reality — Guided Gratitude Journal ↗
Shye KleinPhotographer

Shye Klein

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Canadian-Israeli photographer Shye Klein survived the Nova Festival and reshaped his life’s work through its lens. Since October 7, he has used photography to raise awareness, combat antisemitism, and preserve memory.

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Anticipation — Framed Photography Print ↗Jaffa at Dusk — Framed Photography Print ↗
Ehud GardiArchitect & ceramic artist

Ehud Gardi

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Architect and artist Ehud Gardi survived October 7 while helping evacuate Nova survivors. His RELIC project silk-screens historical maps and archaeological drawings onto ceramic tiles.

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Explore their work

RELIC Caesarea Aqueduct Ceramic Tiles — Set of 2 ↗

03 — Still Dancing Documentary

Their stories need
to be heard.

Still Dancing: Four Ways Forward After Nova

Go beyond the headlines. Meet Nova artists rebuilding their lives through creativity, memory, and friendship—and help their stories reach more people.

Get the film & support the collection ↓Watch the trailer ↓
Still Dancing: Four Ways Forward After Nova — official film poster

Your purchase helps this work continue. Proceeds support expanding the ESEK Nova Collection.

Meet the people behind the stories.

Watch. Connect. Support.

Watch the film

US$36

  • One licensed personal download of Still Dancing.
  • 54 minutes of stories about creativity, memory, friendship, and rebuilding.
Get the film — US$36

Film + survivor conversation

US$75

  • One-time personal film download.
  • Admission to the online live event and Nova survivor talkback.
  • Event date to be announced.
Join the conversation — US$75

Become a patron

US$180

  • One-time personal film download and invitation to the online live event.
  • One piece of limited-edition Tribe of Nova merchandise.
  • Shipping address required.
Become a patron — US$180

Downloads are for personal use. Public and community screening rights are not included. Contact us to arrange a community screening.

04 / Gather together

On tour. Join us.

Experience Still Dancing with survivor conversation, art, and community. Find your city below and open a date for details.

Bring the tour to your community ↗

Schedule updated October 5, 2026. Confirm event details with the organizer.

2026SpokaneView 1 event
2026Charleston · TorontoView 2 events

Charleston

South Carolina

Details to come
2026Long Beach · Atlanta · BirminghamView 3 events
2026New York · Philadelphia · Austin · TorontoView 4 events

Toronto

Canada

Details to come
2026New York · TorontoView 2 events

New York

NY

Invitation only

Toronto

Canada

Tentative · details to come
2026New YorkView 1 event

New York

Upper East Side · Hosted by Jewish National Fund-USA

Still Dancing · Screening, gallery & pop-up

Friday · Doors open 10 a.m. · Screening and talkback 11 a.m. · Pop-up market until 3 p.m. (Eastern time)

Featuring Einav Amster and Ori Aviram.

All are welcome. Exact location provided upon RSVP.

RSVP: MFeinman@jnf.org

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