Memory Almost Full.
The works adopt a range of mediums and technologies to foreground and linger on the ruptures and connections formed in the conceptual and aesthetic space that unfolds between the human and the technological. Many of them focus on the glitch as a visual and conceptual metaphor for the gaps and fractures that emerge in these interfaces. How do disruptions, malfunctions, errors, and bugs function as formative actions in a “perfect” digital world?
Work by Ofir Liberman, Yonatan Ben-Simhon, Mattan Tenneh, Arnon Zangvil, Shaul Tzemach, Dafna Sartie, Eitan Bartal, Yuval Keshet, Gilad Friedman, Yoav Ruda, Rony Ginosar, Eyal Yehowa Gruss, Eyal Datz, Anat Saacks, Naama Steinbock, Chenn Hearthstone, Haya Sheffer, Oded Ezer.
Curated by Adi Karelitz, Tamar Lev-On.
Holon Institute of Technology.
Vitrina Gallery.
Holon, Israel.