Hide and Seek
| Artist: | Ram Katzir |
| Location: | Route #2, going north toward Haifa |
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| Date: | 2006 |
Description A sculpture that could illustrate a story about children that might not be suitable for children
Caption "Caged trees, giant acorns, militant gnomes, suitcases made of stone: these are but a few of the paradoxes in the visual world of artist Ram Katzir.
Katzir first broke into the international art scene in 1997 with Your Coloring Book, an audience-participatory installation that unsettled viewers around the world with innocent-looking children’s books that turned out to be filled with images of Nazi propaganda.
This juxtaposition between form and content is characteristic of his work, much of which is deliberately ambiguous, inviting us to ..." To read the rest of the artist's statement go to his web site: www.ramkatzir.com/#/about/bio/
Katzir first broke into the international art scene in 1997 with Your Coloring Book, an audience-participatory installation that unsettled viewers around the world with innocent-looking children’s books that turned out to be filled with images of Nazi propaganda.
This juxtaposition between form and content is characteristic of his work, much of which is deliberately ambiguous, inviting us to ..." To read the rest of the artist's statement go to his web site: www.ramkatzir.com/#/about/bio/
Other References http://www.ramkatzir.com