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Wall No. 2 (Times of Implosion)
Group exhibition
Curator: Irit Carmon Popper
Shown in the Yona Fischer homage exhibition Reading Materials.
Kupferman Collection, Lohamei Hagetaot
2018
Wall No. 2 (Times of Implosion) is a site specific sculpture which refers directly to a 4th century AD Byzantine burial cave located a few minutes walk from the Kupferman Gallery, but closed to the public due to conservation considerations.
In the public performance Each Body to its Own Matter I opened the sculpture to the public allowing each person to explore theirbody's relationship with the statue freely. I developed the potential that was discovered through this performative event more widely, in the exhibition Rehearsal Space.
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Times of Implosion (the 2020 version)
site specific intervantion at the loked box office of Gesher Theater
Hit the Switch 3 public event
Curatore: Meital Manor
2020
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, all cultural institutions in Israel were shut down without government support, creating a crisis for Israel’s cultural sphere. The work imports images from a public performance titled "each body to its own matter," alongside the original sculpture (2018). The display of the images on the locked box offices signifies a desire to penetrate through the cultural barrier created in Israel.
The work was part of an event led by the Tel Aviv municipality.
