Why is this Happening to MeMichal LazarovitzCurator: Irith Hadar 29.5.2025 – 21.6.2025
Opening: Thursday, 29 May 2025, 8 pm
Gallery talk: Saturday, 7 June 2025, 12 noon
Michal Lazarovitz's engagement with various instances of disruption
imbalance, and disarray across different dimensions of the intricate
interrelations between human beings and nature, and among people
themselves, unfolds in the series presented in the exhibition as a gradual
unveiling of the creative act itself
In the series—which, like previous ones, interweaves drawings and
video works—the work of art begins by summoning arbitrary points of
departure. At its core lies the construction, on paper, of binding relationships
between elements that are autonomous and foreign to one another, while
maintaining the presence of a connection that is never absolute. Each
resulting work becomes a bounded gaze into a seething space, whose layers
seem to vie for visibility
Lazarovitz’s focus on disturbances of balance, on the loss of
equilibrium, and on intensifying inertial processes is anchored in the
bodily—in her daily reckoning with the lingering repercussions of a nestling
medical condition. Her paintings give this reality a visual form, yet amid the
unfolding painterly events, the tremors of the present moment seem to echo Gallery Talk
Saturday, 7 June 2025, 12 noon Gallery Hours
Wednesday + Thursday 11:00-18:00
Friday + Saturday 10:00-14:00 |
