Have a look in our stop motion animation “kitchen”. work in progress….
Archive for December, 2014
Working on the stopmotion animation film, “My Jewish Backbone, The Nine lives of a Wandering Jew”
Thursday, December 18th, 2014“Ruler” on-line https//:vimeo.com/118146087
Thursday, December 18th, 2014
“Ruler”
Thursday, December 18th, 2014
Taryag Mitvot, 613 commandments or, “You May Have My Wallet not My Shadow!”
Wednesday, December 17th, 2014
It is a Jewish tradition that 613 commandments , “Taryag Mitzvot”, 613 Mitzvot is the number of mitzvot in the Thora.
Still picture from a stop motion animation film to be released by Tootland Pruductions on June 2015.
The design is made of bicycle tires, ventils, pomegranate seeds and shadows. It is the shadow which hold the commandments and rules as a whole….
My Jewish Backbone or, “the Nine Lives of a Wandering Jew”
Wednesday, December 17th, 2014
Still pictures from a stop motion animation film to be released by Tootland Productions on June 2015
Detail from an installation “the Nine Lives of a Wandering Jew”
Made of magnetig stones (hematite), iron, pearls and wooden shoe stretchers.
Between the magnitic stones I have placed Hebrew and Yiddish notes and texts. I incotporated the color yellow to symbolize sunshine and joy but also te represent the color of the badges Jews were forced to wear during the Second World War ; badges designed to make millions of people outcasts. The wounded wanderor produces through his wandering a pearl. An oyster that has ever been wounded will never produce pearls….
The wooden shoe stretchers as a metaphor, the emblem of a long journey through eternity…
Shirat Nashim, woman sing/kOL-B-ISHA- ERVA
Wednesday, December 17th, 2014
Shirat Nashim- KOL-B-ISHA-ERVA or “The Silence of the Sirence” (Kafka)
Wednesday, December 17th, 2014Still pictures from a stop motion animation film to be released by Tootland Productions on June 2015
Shirat Nashim, woman sing/ KOL- B-ISHA- ERVA or, “The silence of the Sirens”
Wednesday, December 17th, 2014All the accessory needed for the woman’s kippah made of music cassette tapes/spoels and vinyl records.
Still pictures from a stop motion animation film to be released by Tootland Productions on June 2015
