Dorit Provizor is an industrial designer and ceramicist with an independent studio specializing in preserving the natural colors of clay. Her work combines traditional craftsmanship with industrial design techniques, exploring the color potential inherent in raw materials. She creates lighting fixtures, ceramic wall designs, and custom-designed projects, focusing on both aesthetics and functionality. As a lecturer in the Industrial Design Department at the Holon Institute of Technology, she teaches the next generation of designers to think innovatively and combine tradition with modernity.

With extensive experience in product design and development, she has managed concept development and user experience design for physical products in an industrial design studio. This blend of research-based thinking and hands-on work continues to influence her practice in her independent studio.

Dorit works closely with architects and interior designers, developing unique design solutions for diverse projects. Her collaborations with leading design offices showcase her ability to integrate material research and design vision with real-world applications.

Her work has been showcased in leading exhibitions in Israel, including the Holon Design Museum, Ein Dor Museum, and Jerusalem Design Week. She was also selected for an artist residency at Beit HaRishonim in the Emek Hefer region, where she developed a unique color palette based on the hues of the local soil. At the conclusion of the residency, she presented her first solo exhibition, summarizing the research and its creative outcomes. Dorit aims to continue integrating material research, contemporary design, and environmental thinking, committed to creating meaningful, sustainable, and innovative design.

▲ Photograph by Tal Brushel, 2022