Ein Od Medinah is a transparent acrylic art box inspired by emergency “break glass” cases. Instead of holding emergency tools, it preserves an Israeli passport — transforming a familiar object into a powerful symbol of identity, protection, and belonging.

Encased within clear blue acrylic and fractured glass, the passport represents Israel as both a refuge and a responsibility. The transparent structure conveys a dual meaning: strength and security alongside vulnerability. The piece invites reflection on what it means to belong, to be protected, and to carry identity in a complex and often uncertain world.

This artwork is part of Alejandro Benzaquen’s ongoing exploration of symbolism, memory, and cultural resilience. Every detail,  from the materials to the typography — is intentionally designed to evoke urgency, value, and permanence.

Size / Dimensions

• 26 × 19 × 6.5 cm (10.2 × 7.5 × 2.6 inches)

Additional Information

• Made of high-quality transparent acrylic

• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity

• Can be displayed standing on a surface or hung on the wall

• Suitable for collectors, galleries, and statement interior spaces

This piece is both a sculptural object and a conceptual statement — created to be seen, questioned, and remembered.