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  Beth She’arim excavations, 2014

  ARCHAEOLOGY LESSON FOR MOUND HACKER: MEASURING MARKING  DIGGING SCOOPING BROOMING PILING UNFOLDING FINDING INSPECTING Where did it begin? A pit   Beth She’arim excavations, 2014 Zinman Institute of Archaeology, University of
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  Mound Hacker in Rome

  The Colosseum is a trap. While circling it one early morning in June 2014, I could hear the Roman crowds shouting as the Caesar enters. I could hear them roaring when animals or men were bleeding.
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  Be my Guest: Dr. Helen Wickstead and the Rocdam Project

  Dr. Helen  Wickstead  wrote to me a few months ago and surprised me by asking me to send her shards. She and a few more archeologists excavated Rockbourne Roman Villa and
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  Tel Nona, Audience Version, Israel Museum, Jerusalem

  I have been working intensively preparing for a one-night performance installation at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Contact Point , is a marvelous exiting witty event that asks questions about art.
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  2013 ,תל נונה, גרסת הקהל, מוזיאון ישראל

  בחודשים האחרונים אני עסוקה בהכנות ללילה אחד מיוחד במינו במוזיאון ישראל בירושלים 25.7.13 נקודת מגע בערב זה היוצרות מתהפכות ושאלות מהותיות על אמנות נשאלות באופן הומוריסטי ולעתים נוקב .אחכה לכם
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  Mound Hacker- Ostracon at the pond, Pompeii, Italy

  My current site-specific art project is intervening in the time lines of actual Tells [mounds] and archaeological sites around the Mediterranean. I am visiting Pompeii. I offered the pond in Pompiie
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  Mound Hacker ‏- Tel Yokneam, Israel

  As I wrote here, I started to intervene in actual mound time lines. Before departing to Italy, I visit Tel Yokneam with a few ceramic keys to Ancient Alexandria Library.
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  Mound Hacker: Intervening in the time line of mounds-site-specific art project

  Tel-Nona, as a virtual mound – is a framework of thought where I excavate for artistic archetypes related to cultures around the Mediterranean and beyond. My current site-specific art project
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  Alice in Wonderland and a key to Alexandria Library

  “Doorknob: Read the directions and directly you will be directed in the right direction.” Alice in Wonderland Reviving Ancient Alexandria Library