Manofim 2022 | Jerusalem Synesthesia

Jerusalem Synesthesia

15.10.15 - 15.11.15

Artist: Max Epstein, Elizabeta Zaidner
Curator: Dina Yakerson

The term “Synesthesia” means a blending of the senses: Synesthesia is a rare neurological condition in which two or more of the senses entwine; a phenomenon in which stimulation of one sense evokes an involuntary reaction of another sense. This is the experience offered in the project Jerusalem Synesthesia, which combines paintings by Elizabeta Zaidner with a site-specific sound installation by Max Epstein. Colors and sounds meld with one another in the gallery space to form a total installation that follows the principles of musical modes to create a spatial composition of shapes, colors, and sounds

Research text: Natasha Kopelyanskaya

Max Epstein: Sketch for sound installation, burnt ceramics, wood, 240\150\80 cm, 2016

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Agripas 12

Set up in 2004, the Agripas 12 Cooperative Gallery in Jerusalem functions independently on the basis of cooperation between its members. The fifteen gallery members work in the various visual arts and have maintained the gallery voluntarily over the past eight years, financing it without the help of public bodies and with no profit motive. The gallery is situated in the heart of Jerusalem and holds monthly exhibitions. Since its foundation it has featured more than eighty solo and group exhibitions. Gallery talks are held regularly at Agripas 12, with the participation of artists, lecturers, and curators. The gallery has been acknowledged as an important cultural venue in Israel, especially in Jerusalem.

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