Cover Story
The project was made with Avihai Mizrahi
Can we separate the archetype of the book and its functionality from the materials it is made of? Is it possible to strip the book off of essential qualities such as its content and still tell a story?
In the series Untitled the book serves as a material, physical, and cultural point of departure for the creation of new objects that stand on their own, and cannot be named.
Unlike a book, in which the content is not directly linked to the physicality of the object, the objects in the series demonstrate a direct link between the materiality and physicality and the content of the object and its story.
Cover Story
The project was made with Avihai Mizrahi
Can we separate the archetype of the book and its functionality from the materials it is made of? Is it possible to strip the book off of essential qualities such as its content and still tell a story?
In the series Untitled the book serves as a material, physical, and cultural point of departure for the creation of new objects that stand on their own, and cannot be named.
Unlike a book, in which the content is not directly linked to the physicality of the object, the objects in the series demonstrate a direct link between the materiality and physicality and the content of the object and its story.
Dganit Brest, exhibition design, Tel Aviv Museum of art
This is a 20m long table showcasing the work by Dganit Brest, where she dwells on a 30 words song, with each image representing one word of the song. It was designed to create a flow of reading to the visitor while been as intrusive as possible.
Tel Aviv Museum of art, Dganit Brest: The Conspiracy of Nature Works, 1973–2013
© Neil Nenner Design 2013 neilnenner1@gmail.com +972 (0)52 6671220
