Larissa with the Tel Aviv Fever Heineken bottle
As we wrote on July the 8th, we made 6 Tel Aviv Fever Heineken bottles (3 are in Israel, 3 in Holland). The first one went to Eytan Schwartz, the ‘big guy’ of all the Centennial events. Our second bottle we gave to: Larissa Riahi. She is original from Amiens (France), studied graphic design. In 2000 she came for six month to a kibbutz as a volunteer. Back in France she studied Art. She missed the life in Israel and she decided in 2005 to make ‘aliyah’ (permanent resident), not for political or religious reasons, just because the love for Israel. Tel Aviv would be here ‘new’ town.
She loves art (painting and clay works), music and her openness brings her to meet different cultures and people. At this moment she manages web content for french websites. She hopes to find soon a job in graphic-design (hint! ;-) ). Larissa is a girl with spirit and a fighter: we think she earns our 2nd Tel Aviv Fever Heineken bottle.
The 3rd bottle goes to…
We will let you know!
Tags: aliyah, art, beer, bottle, centennial, events, eytan schwartz, france, graphic design, heineken, israel, kibbutz, larissa riahi, olim, tel aviv, tel aviv fever
