Ella Amitai Sudovsky, Or Arieli, Shira Bar, Irit Hemo, Talia Israeli, Yossi Mar-Haim 

Curator: Vered Hadad


September  2019


This exhibition deals with the concept of 'disruption' and the question of how disruption is perceived in art and in everyday life.
In its definition, "disruption" appears as a malfunction, a malfunction, a malfunction that creates a deviation from the norm and disrupts it. Although the disruption mainly represents a disturbance and creates chaos around it, in many cases the disruption actually produces a key to discovery and reality.

If we trace "disruptions" we can see how they become a critical and inseparable source of our development. A large number of discoveries from different and varied fields were created by diverting them from their first intention and leading them to new ways and ideas and discoveries that changed the face of the future and existing knowledge. The inventions include improved rubber, explosives, Teflon, aspartame, saccharin, paper chromatography, penicillin, and the development of the scanning tunneling microscope.
 
Disruption occurs in all lifestyles, both in us and in our genetics, in fact, genetic disruption is our primary basis for evolution. Freud also sees disruptions as a critical source in that they have led him to discover new knowledge.