The Liturgical Music Festival in Jerusalem is an annual, colourful event that focuses on the liturgical traditions of the Jewish people from all parts of the world.
For this year’s festival, typographer and graphic artist Oded Ezer has created typographic video clips, inspired by natural and organic forms. The clips were projected on screens, ceilings and buildings, throughout the entire Festival.
The clips were projected on screens, ceilings and buildings, throughout the entire Festival
Oded Ezer has created typographic video clips, inspired by natural and organic forms
Snapshots from the typographic video clips
Snapshots from the typographic video clips
Snapshots from the typographic video clips
Snapshots from the typographic video clips
All videos depicted the Hebrew Beit-Hillel font, designed by Ezer himself. The design of this half-serif font was based on a 20th century Hebrew classic – HaẒvi – and strived to “unveil” the traditional letter “hidden inside” HaẒvi’s modern façade, and thus completing retroactively the work of legendary Hebrew type designer Ẓvi Hausmann from 1954.
The Hebrew Beit-Hillel font, designed by Oded Ezer
The design of this half-serif font was based on a 20th century Hebrew classic – HaẒvi
“Unveiling” the traditional letter “hidden inside”
© 2015 by Oded Ezer | Visual concept and design: Oded Ezer | Project Team: Roi Tsoref, Ifat Trigerman, Naama Gershoni | Client: Beit Avi-Chai, Jerusalem.
For this year’s festival, typographer and graphic artist Oded Ezer has created typographic video clips
Inspired by natural and organic forms, the clips were projected on screens, ceilings and buildings
All videos depicted the Hebrew Beit-Hillel font, designed by Ezer himself
