Biennale Gallery

Jordan Buchhalter presents two video works and a series of color-coded photographs of the naked female body. Horror, pain, and anger meet the lens of her photography with the young and delicate skin, body, and adhesive at the end. In addition, her video work shows a dramatic zest of humor of a hard awakening from a cliché of perfection. By creating a childlike sarcastic image she can captivate that it doesn't meet a completely different harsh reality.  

Hadar Yadidia presented her work which brings up the question of what kind of reality is it that there are no partitions between heaven and earth.

Edia Einstein presented photography work. Transcending between the fragile boundaries of childhood and adulthood is displayed in this exhibition with a mixture of fantasy and reality. 

Chen Avrishami presented works created from scenes photographed of fleeting moments in her everyday life. Taking prolonged staring moments at materials she turns these images into paintings. Inspired by her fascination with places empty of people, however, crowds happen between the vegetation and the still of life. Chen describes that when she painted these series based on photographed moments they altered. The images completely changed, rather the painting and the photograph each between their new moment.