Likud
The Third Paper Biennale at the Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv 2017
A dense array of architectural models, based on a photographic survey of the built environment in Israel and in Palestinian communities within Israel
Installation views at the museum
Cardboards, Plaster Wall with cut window
Overall height: 5-140 cm
Installation views at the museum
While the architectural model usually translates reality into abstraction by unifying colors and materials, here, the accumulation and cohesive arrangement of replicas taken from communities that benefit from radically different contexts and ideologies, emphasizes their formal distinctions and reveals the power structures.
Thus, the differentiation that exists between these communities in the eyes of the State and its rendered absent from photographic documentation is now reflected in the architectural installation.
Photo Locations [left to right]: Ramat Hasharon; Tel Aviv; Barta’a; Tur’an; Kadima; Kibbutz Kfar Giladi; Tel Aviv; Kibbutz Kfar Giladi; Nazareth; Tel Aviv; Umm al-Fahm.
Author's source
Selected models, Studio Display [Duplex board and American cardboard]: