Mazkeka: El Sueño (tribute) – Sound & Visual Installation
24.9, Tuesday
20:00
3 Shushan st. Jerusalem
For Borges, a dream is a treasure, elusive and unattainable except in that fleeting moment between dreaming and waking. This treasure is so hard to leave behind, that the waking moments following a lost dream become shrouded in sadness. In ‘El Sueño (tribute)’, Mazkeka’s inner venue space is reimagined and redesigned using physical material and sound. Subaquatic, subterranean, subconscious.
This event is part of the “Barutina” from the municipal Jerusalem Young Adults Center.
Curation: Sara Siegel, Ofer Tisser, Keren Ofer
Participating artists: Lior Pinsky, Adee Shmulewitz
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