Throughout the months of the exhibition, each of these five illustrators in turn will come into the exhibition space and offer visitors an illustrated interpretation of their world, using various techniques. In these short sessions, each will provide a unique perspective on how information is consumed and resonates in our daily lives. Shira Giladi will take visitors on an endless shopping spree through layers of 3D illustrations; Gai Safran Lulai will provide, through miniature mobiles, a glimpse into the dating world and relationships forged through a screen; Sergey Isakov will introduce visitors to a world of conspiracies that take place in hidden corners of the Web, and process them through printing techniques; Ben Molina will peer into the living rooms of each and every one of us using animation tools; and Aviv Katz will lead visitors into a black hole of alerts, messages, and endless email threads, converting them into illustrations on postcards and letters.

At any given moment, each member of the group is invited to intervene in the work of another, to invade their space and disrupt their work. Thus, the exhibition presents a dynamic and evolving interaction that enables visitors to witness an ever-changing work process. In this way, it provokes thought about the complex relationship between people and technology and our insatiable need for more, more, more.

Presented in collaboration with, and thanks to the generosity of the Edmond de Rothschild Center

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