5=3 Street art poster carries the 5=3 project out of the studio and into public space. Rows of porcelain pregnancy tests — the same handmade forms at the heart of 5=3 and "What Do You Know About Hope?" — repeat across the surface until they read less like individual objects and more like a pattern, a wallpaper of waiting.
Like the original ceramic 5=3 shard left quietly in a Tel Aviv park, the poster offers no explanation. It relies on recognition: those who have lived this story see it instantly.
Moving the work from gallery to street continues the project's core gesture — turning a private, often silenced experience of pregnancy loss into something public, unavoidable, and quietly shared.