Ore Snir is a multidisciplinary designer and software engineer. Her practice explores human–machine collaboration through ceramics, computational design, and digital fabrication.

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Rather than using machines simply to execute predetermined designs, Snir creates systems in which the designer, software, production tools, and material each contribute to the development of the final form. Through rules, parameters, and iterative feedback, these systems generate families of related but distinct objects. Snir examines questions of control and authorship, and the shifting boundaries between human intention, machine behaviour, and material agency.

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She holds a Master’s degree in Design and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. Her work has received international design awards and has been exhibited in museums and galleries, including the Biennale of Arts and Design at MUZA, Eretz Israel Museum.