ABOUT

Noa Golub is a multidisciplinary artist based in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Her practice explores the relationship between textile, concrete, and sculptural form. Through weaving, casting, and material experimentation, she investigates themes of memory, place, labor, and transformation.

Golub is currently completing her B.F.A. in Multidisciplinary Art at Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, alongside a Teaching Certificate in Art Education.

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My practice explores transformation through material.

Working primarily with weaving, textile, and concrete, I am interested in the ways materials can embody processes of change. For me, weaving is more than a technique—it is a way of thinking. Built through repetition, connection, and adjustment, it reflects the human ability to learn, adapt, and evolve.

By bringing together flexible and rigid materials, I create sculptural forms that exist between movement and stability, fragility and strength. The dialogue between textile and concrete allows me to explore how seemingly opposing qualities can coexist and support one another.

My process is guided by experimentation and close attention to material behavior. Through making, I investigate how transformation occurs gradually—through accumulation, persistence, and time—and how these processes mirror our own experiences of growth and becoming.