The project was supported by Mifal Hapais Arts and Culture Council.
A new exhibition is opening on Thursday, November 7th, at 8pm. Ford Fiesta in Jessy is the outcome of a workshop for local residents by Tzzazit ensemble,
This unique project presents a cooperation of Tzzazit ensemble artists – Eili Levy and Uri Levinson with local residents, who worked together to create moving installations – "Meizazim" built from Ford Fiesta parts that were deconstructed by the ensemble and the residents in a series of meetings, using the FabLabIL (digital fabrication laboratory).
The calculated deconstruction process evolved into creating pieces with autonomic motion: "Meizazim" – moving sculptures made of engines parts and various objects. These "Meizazim" will be presented in the exhibition.
Participants: Lea London, Vered Levanon-Parante, Duba Levanon, Julia Almog, Miri Mendel, Eyov Tesfahun, Yosef Mulu.
Tzzazit- a project taking place all over Israel which enables local residents to take part in an artistic project as co-creators by building "Meizazim".The project has been produced in Berlin, Be’eri Kibbutz, Tel Aviv and Ramla.
The exhibition will open in a new space at the Center, alongside "Histories", the current exhibition already on view.
The Project was supported by Mifal Hapais Arts and Culture Council.
Entrance is free!
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