Neta Soreq is an innovation designer with a pioneering focus on computational textiles and 3D prints by parametric tools. Driven by the challenge of leveraging technology to create possibilities that do not exist otherwise, she strives to enhance digital fabrication. With expertise in computational techniques and traditional craftsmanship, her work explores the intersection of creativity and technology, pushing the boundaries of design.

Neta's career began with internships at Iris van Herpen and Joris Laarman MX3D, where she played a key role in groundbreaking projects. At Iris van Herpen, she contributed to Haute Couture collections showcased at Paris Fashion Week.

Following her early career accomplishments, Neta joined a leading global textile company, where she spearheaded the integration of 3D printing into textile production. She led collaborations with renowned brands contributing to innovative projects such as developing parametric tools for internal teams, designing 3D-printed collections, and exploring generative knitting techniques to address challenges in intimate wear design. Currently, Neta is a part of the innovation team at a leading digital printing technology company. She plays a pivotal role in developing a revolutionary 3D printer capable of fabric production.

Neta holds a B.F.A. in Functional Art from Bezalel Academy of Art & Design, where she was awarded the prestigious Lockman Prize for Excellence. Her work has been showcased internationally in exhibitions, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris and MAD Paris, and has been featured in prominent publications and media outlets.