Location: Germany
Born in Israel in 1953. A Hebrew U, the Goethe Universität and CSU Hayward graduate. Currently living in Gemünden am Main, Germany.
This is the house I've lived in during the major part of my adult life, which to me resembles the Tower of Babylon in miniature.
This work is based on a photo I shot while on vacation on the island of Thasos. An unfinished house harboring a rusty obsolete bed.
A colorated sea bird skull on the beach of Thasos.
Packaged identities, mutially reflecting each other.
Dedicated to the egotistic bacchanalia of community leaders.
Thinking about what makes people hang a tiger, it occurred to me that hanging objects up in the air is closely related to being dragged down by gravity, held captive by the laws of nature.
Dealing with the nakedness, cooperation, self surrender but also danger and loneliness involved in challenging boundaries.
The promise of facing the unknown as the power sparking friendships, oscilating between adventure and the need for security.
About finding a place under the sun, the tension between exposure and privacy and the "embellishment" of personal decay.
An imaginary trip in search of an absent friend this work deals with piecing memories together.
Dealing with the wretchedness of urban eroticism.
The "untouchables" inhabiting my mothers private shrine: the glas cabinet.
The exertion of reaching out, and the tone required by the very act of meaningful communication.
“The Madhouse”
“Bedstead in Thasos”
“Sea Skull”
“The Dancers”
“Brotherly Love”
“Tiger Hanging”
“Fence Crossers”
“Friends”
“Beach Garden”
“West-End”
“Metro”
“The Inheritance”
“The Wrist Wrestlers”
“The Highway of Life”
