A site-specific photographic installation created for
The Lab, Tel Aviv. The space is wrapped in a dense
paper surface made of countless old photographs of
the artist’s parents, drawn from her personal archive.
The photographs were printed, cut, and layered into a three dimensional topography that spreads across the walls and ceiling, turning photography into a repetitive, material, and almost obsessive act.
Through this process, the artist creates a new environment: temporary and perishable, familiar and unfamiliar, moving along the axis between observation and control. The work seeks to render absence present as a space of possibility, perhaps even as a condition for existence.

Read more about the work in the Silence Between Solo exhibition page.