Life Science
solo show
Tel Aviv museum of art, 2020
curators: ruti direktor & dana yahalomi
Artist residency at the Tel Aviv Museum. In response to a call for creative processes without a final product, I took an introductory chemistry course at the Open University, within the museum walls, for three months. The choice of the course stemmed from my desire to better understand biological processes and the realization that chemistry is the foundation for such an understanding. The residency provided a space for big and small questions about the role of the museum, the place of science in the lives of non-scientists and artists in particular, the visibility and invisibility of products, time, and patience. During the learning process, numerous conversations took place with individuals and groups, where questions about art and the museum were raised, and memories of learning and teaching were shared.
The final event was a panel discussion with the curators, Mor Kadishzon, and the artist, who spoke about the connections between types of knowledge, art and presence.
