Yoav Fish, Hadas Duchan, Daniel Feldhacker, Donna Moson Levy

Curator: Vered Haddad


July 2018


The concept of "isomorphism" exists in many fields of research such as crystallology, sociology, mathematics and geology. The essence of the concept is derived from the fact that in nature there are two structures that are similar in their external form and can replace each other without changing or damaging each other's form.

The situation in which a structure with personal characteristics replaces another structure while retaining the existing form and only its interiority changes is fascinating and evokes thought about the silent entry and exit of materials within a fixed and defined form.

The exhibition "Isomorphism" proceeds from this starting point and seeks to examine and examine the process of an idea's descent when it is transferred from coach to artist while maintaining a fixed structure and form.

The starting point of the exhibition is in a solo exhibition by the artist / thinker of the idea, which will present two weeks of her work. At the end of the two weeks an artist who was invited by the first artist to create and replace the previous works enters until a new solo exhibition is created, with a different name. The process of transferring from artist to artist is critical and ongoing. It is not a change like a flash but from entering and exiting, lowering and hanging so that for two weeks it will be possible to see the space being formed from one state of accumulation to another state of accumulation. This process continues in that at the end of a show an artist enters who has been invited by the remaining artist and so on.