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NOW ON SHOW AT THE PERISCOPE GALLERY IN TEL-AVIV, DOV GANCHROW‘S ‘A LOVE/HATE THING’ ACTS AS A PERSONAL COMMENTARY ON THE LOCAL DESIGN SCENE OVER THE PAST TWO DECADES.  two electro-eroded

hammer all images © moti fishbain IS THE URGE TO LEAVE A MARK, A CURSE OR BLESSING? dov ganchrow often ponders this question. how much of a mark? how much of theirselves? how much of a mark

on the ecological system / cultural trend / design students / human well-being? hammer and electrode for erosion HERE AN OFF-THE-SHELF HAMMER HAS BEEN MARKED USING THE INDUSTRIAL MOLD-MAKING

TECHNIQUE OF ELECTRO EROSION (EDM). its steel hammering head has been reshaped into a heart, and the hammer has been transformed into a tool for leaving a mark. anything struck by it will

now have a signature ‘heart’ – shape indented on it – be it a tree, wall or hood of an ex-lovers car. the hammer is a tool for constructing but it can also destroy. hammer and indentation

making of the electrode electro-erosion at work electro-erosion process creation process electro-erosion indentation mark PROJECT INFO: DESIGN: dov ganchrow WORK TITLE: a love/hate thing

MATERIALS: electro-eroded steel hammer PHOTOGRAPHY: moti fishbain SUPPORTED BY: fab defense and roni naim metal products for electronics ltd.  _designboom has received this project from our

‘__DIY submissions__‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers __here._ _edited by: maria erman |

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