Nona Orbach
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Incessant Mezuzah
Incessant Mezuzah [2006, excerpt], is a cyclical video artwork dealing with deficiency and absence, and unceasing persistence in bringing the past back to life.
This artwork represents a personal interpretation of the sacred text and of its actual writing process.
Incessant Mezuzah video artwork is a part of the Jewish Museum New York collection, and was also on desplay at 2008 at NCA, Tokyo.
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One Response to “Incessant Mezuzah”
Nona hi,
I love this work and it is good to see it again. I think this is an inspirational work where video art is at its best.
Yoram