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Dwelling Fragments

The museum of Israeli art, Ramat Gan.
25.3.2010-30.9.2010
Curator: Meir Aharonson

Photos: Ran Arda

The living spaned as one of man's most intimate skins and as such is a mirror of our lifestyle and reflects the way we comprehend the world.

The culture of the dwelling in its broadest meaning, the way we build our living environment, goes beyond style.


In an era of change, culture shifts between tradition and innovation, homogeneous and diverse, the individual and unique and the generic.


We find ourselves in the process of defining our place amidst the notion of a local identity and belonging and redefinitions of global identities that have been created by the new "Glocal" culture.


This interface, in combination with the values of social and environmental existence and through future technological innovations, will create a different culture of dwelling that will enable the renewed integration of man, ethics and environment.


Materials: Steel, gypsum board, polycarbonate
Dimensions : 2800X380X340 cm

The living spaned as one of man's most intimate skins and as such is a mirror of our lifestyle and reflects the way we comprehend the world.

The culture of the dwelling in its broadest meaning, the way we build our living environment, goes beyond style.


In an era of change, culture shifts between tradition and innovation, homogeneous and diverse, the individual and unique and the generic.


We find ourselves in the process of defining our place amidst the notion of a local identity and belonging and redefinitions of global identities that have been created by the new "Glocal" culture.


This interface, in combination with the values of social and environmental existence and through future technological innovations, will create a different culture of dwelling that will enable the renewed integration of man, ethics and environment.


Materials: Steel, gypsum board, polycarbonate
Dimensions : 2800X380X340 cm

Dwelling Fragments

The museum of Israeli art, Ramat Gan.
25.3.2010-30.9.2010
Curator: Meir Aharonson

Photos: Ran Arda

Dwelling Fragments

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