David Reeb usually paints, but this time he will present a four minute video art piece, Neon Lights, in which he tries to take a visual and verbal stand, composed of varied and diverted fragments. “Actually,” says Reeb, ”it was a chance for me to study video art, and the film is also about the learning process. While working on it I have realized that the subject of shame can be perceived in thousands of ways. I focused mainly on two aspects: the shame of inactivity and the collective shame of those who live on top of ruins. Among other places I photographed in my studio, on my rooftop, and in the Galilee. I photographed people talking. I hope it will not be too boring.”
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