Anat Ratzabi

Anat Ratzabi

"Reflections, White Roses & Jesus was a Jew"

Let us eat wildflowers,
indulge the nectar
of our weary bodies,
and make floundering butterflies
Turn into kisses.

Let us eat wildflowers,
and hug the shadows
of all doubts. A.R
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This installation is a profound exploration of themes surrounding displacement, the intricate web of belonging, and the complexity of identity. It delves into a captivating interplay of public and personal spaces, and intriguingly flirts with the notion of anachronism, evoking a sense of timelessness.

The evocative imagery featured in this collection draws inspiration from the Abrahamic lineage and the pivotal events occurring in and around the Levant. Through a tapestry of reflections and musings, these artworks prompt us to engage with a historical and cultural landscape, offering a perspectives on our human heritage.

The elements in this trilogy are made white and serves as a metaphor for the beginning of time.
It attempt to symbolize purity, tranquility and a sense of equality – the core of the Abrahamic faiths.