Lobna Awidat and Mosh Kashi | The Lobby Art Space

The exhibition "Heref (הרף) / Lahda (لحظة)" features four aluminum sculptures by Lobna Awidat that examine and reinterpret concepts and motifs of Druze faith and culture through a combination of modern mechanical appearance with traditional objects and symbols. Viewers are invited to reflect on the sculptures and interact with light, as the holes in the sculptures allow light to pass through. Mosh Kashi presents a series of four paintings that inquire into the possibility of materializing a fleeting moment by embracing abstraction to explore movement, and leaves interpretation to the audience. Both artists approach the quest of visual representation through different means, with Awidat using empty spaces and motion in her sculptures and Kashi using light and darkness in his paintings. Both tackling transitory moments through the use of antithesis.

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