WINDOW
I decided to explore the idea of observing in/out of what we see.
In the first Covid hermetic closedown, I thought how much one could narrow the gaze, what was left and what was before. During the search, I encountered the theory of reduction according to the Kabbalah of the Ari (R. Yitzchak Luria).
The vacuum created from the reduction is known in the Ari language as "Tahiro" — a glow that envelops infinity.
This space is not completely empty; it remained an infinite particle of light that was named by the Ari "Reshimo".
I decided to observe for about a month out of my window at different times of the day. While I was looking outside my narrow window frame, I began to notice what existed in front of me: the visualization and the sounds of city nature.
stop-motion animation film.
colored pencils on paper.
I decided to explore the idea of observing in/out of what we see.
In the first Covid hermetic closedown, I thought how much one could narrow the gaze, what was left and what was before. During the search, I encountered the theory of reduction according to the Kabbalah of the Ari (R. Yitzchak Luria).
The vacuum created from the reduction is known in the Ari language as "Tahiro" — a glow that envelops infinity.
This space is not completely empty; it remained an infinite particle of light that was named by the Ari "Reshimo".
I decided to observe for about a month out of my window at different times of the day. While I was looking outside my narrow window frame, I began to notice what existed in front of me: the visualization and the sounds of city nature.
stop-motion animation film.
colored pencils on paper.
