Exhibitions & Works
Exhibitions & Works
A running record of ARTillery's exhibitions, installations, and body of work, from gallery openings to public installations in Israel and abroad.
1956
A solo exhibition at Tribeca Synagogue, Manhattan, tracing a personal and material journey across distinct worlds.
Simple Things
An exhibition at the ARTillery studio gallery in Tel Aviv.
The Menorah of Hope
A monument of light, forged from war. Cast from missiles fired at Israel from Iran, Gaza and Lebanon, together with Iron Dome interceptor debris. During Hanukkah 5785, thousands of visitors at Hostages Square tied yellow ribbons in memory of the hostages. The piece later toured the United States, including a ceremony at New York City Hall.
- Materials
- Missile fragments (Iran, Gaza, Lebanon), Iron Dome interceptor debris, welded steel
- Dimensions
- Approximately 2 meters tall
The Mezuzah of Hope
A kosher scroll inside a threshold rebuilt from the material that once threatened it. Combines missile fragments with 24 karat gold leaf, continuing the material language of the Menorah of Hope at a domestic scale.
- Materials
- Missile fragments, 24 karat gold leaf, kosher parchment scroll
- Dimensions
- Approximately 1 meter
From Ruin to Renewal
A memorial wall built from charred household objects gathered from Kibbutz Be'eri. Rather than concealing the fire, the work exposes it, giving the surviving everyday objects a renewed presence as memory.
- Materials
- Charred household objects, steel frame
- Dimensions
- Variable, site-specific