Architect
Exhibition Designer
Deborah Pinto Fdeda, born in 1978, is a Tel Aviv based French architect. After getting her master’s degree from Paris Malaquais in Paris in 2002, she completed a master degree in Fine Arts at the Bezalel School of Arts and Design in Jerusalem in 2006. She worked as an independent architect from then until today. At the beginning of her carrier, she mainly planned private houses and apartments and since 2009 she is woking as an exhibition designer in various museums and cultural centers. She was the co-curator of the Israeli pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2018 with the exhibition In State Quo: Structures of Negotiation, and took part again in 2021 as an international participant together with Ifat Finkelman. She has been working, together with Oren Sagiv, on the permanent exhibition of the National Library of Israel, a unique project planned by Herzog & Demeuron.
Deborah Pinto Fdeda is a tutor since 2008 at the Bezalel School of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, where she teaches final thesis studio and the Bezalel Pavilion, a collaborative Research Lab planning each year a structure to be built in the public space.
