


Earth Echoes
Wilfrid Museum, HaZore'a
30.3-1.8.2012
curators: Shir Meller-Yamaguchi and Anat Turbowicz
Materials:Ceramic Sculpture
Dimensions : 220X300X25 cm
The installation sketches a silhouette of a dense and high-rising city, growing from the levels of earth beneath it. The construction material was taken from the natural surroundings. The installation is a reflection of the environmental crisis, exacerbated by the wasteful and irresponsible use of natural resources. The installation highlights the depletion of nature due to acts of man and confronts us with the remaining absence. The empty city created in the installation clarifies our share in the environmental damage and serves as a reminder of our presence and our future here, both as a call and an opportunity to bring about change.
Cycles of construction and destruction / Text by the exhibition's curators
Tagit Klimor also relates to the exhaustion and urbanization process. She uses 'ready-made' to builds as installation of a shadow city. The ecological protest is expressed not only in the idea but also in the material used by the artist and thus creates a work that is total in its loyalty to the idea.
The installation sketches a silhouette of a dense and high-rising city, growing from the levels of earth beneath it. The construction material was taken from the natural surroundings. The installation is a reflection of the environmental crisis, exacerbated by the wasteful and irresponsible use of natural resources. The installation highlights the depletion of nature due to acts of man and confronts us with the remaining absence. The empty city created in the installation clarifies our share in the environmental damage and serves as a reminder of our presence and our future here, both as a call and an opportunity to bring about change.
Cycles of construction and destruction / Text by the exhibition's curators
Tagit Klimor also relates to the exhaustion and urbanization process. She uses 'ready-made' to builds as installation of a shadow city. The ecological protest is expressed not only in the idea but also in the material used by the artist and thus creates a work that is total in its loyalty to the idea.
Earth Echoes
Wilfrid Museum, HaZore'a
30.3-1.8.2012
curators: Shir Meller-Yamaguchi and Anat Turbowicz
Materials:Ceramic Sculpture
Dimensions : 220X300X25 cm







































