
Blind maps, close up

Tracing oblivion
2012-2026
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Porcelain, stoneware, video, mixed various techniques
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A project of mapping the Sobibor death camp, on the basis of maps which were assembled from testimonies. research I did and archaeologists working at the camp in recent years. Included The testimony of my father who was one of the survivors of this camp. The works are objects of memory as I translate them into snippets of porcelain, characterizing maps and documents that have been included in the project research. The work ‘Dear Mr. Allach’ is linked to war industries and ideas on their basis. The video Tracing Oblivion is a part of the project. Filmed in Holland's Den Bosch canals, 2013.
This project was created at the European Ceramic Center, EKWC, Holland.
Exhibited at two solo exhibitions:
- Periscope Gallery in Tel Aviv, Israel, 2013, curator: Dr.Eran Erlich
- Ceramics Museum in Berlin, 2015-2016, curator: Hans Theis
And selected group shows:
- Florentine 45, Contemporary Art Space, Tel Aviv, Israel, 2014
- Wilfried Museum, Hazorea, Israel, 2015
- Mémoire De l’Avenir Mda, Paris, France, 2015
- Eindhoven, Holland, 2015
- The Cube art place, Jerusalem, Israel, 2017
Blind map, Periscope Gallery, Tel Aviv, Installation view 160x4.5 cm

Blind maps, close up

Blind maps, close up


Periscope Gallery, Tel Aviv, Installation view
Ticho House Museum, Installation view

Ticho House Museum, Installation view

Ticho House Museum, Installation view

close up


close up
Reversed table, Florentine 45, Tel Aviv

EKWC, Holland

Lime map, 76x110x0.1 cm

Braille map, 80x120x0.2 cm

Infected, 76x110x0.2 cm


Mirrored railroad, 56x76x0.1 cm
Summer day, 78x114x0.2 cm

Courtyard, 78x58x0.1 cm

A letter to dad, close up

Silent map, Ceramic Museum Berlin, installation view, 76x58x0.1 cm

Ceramic Museum Berlin, installation view

Barry, 34x26x22 cm

Barry

Barry

Dear Mr. Allach, 108x200x29

Dear Mr. Allach, Close-up

Dear Mr. Allach, Detail




