Particularly in days of crowding in the living room, participating in zoom meetings and fortifying ourselves at our home environment, I question the concept of ‘homely’ as something that sustains and protects, and I name my exhibition, most of which was painted during the period of Covid-19, ‘Nightmare Living Room’. The vary choice of the gallery, located in a renovated conservation building in the center of Tel Aviv, also aids inviting passers-by to enter the beautiful living room, and gradually discover the nightmares that reveal and hide there intermittently.

The crowded collection of my works deals mostly with situations at home, and it is displayed next to masks that simultaneously decorate  and fight those situations, sometimes even joining the party.

This is an opportunity for an internal and external party of demons, who gather together for the first time in an ecstatic capsule and expose themselves to the general public, who may find in them his own private nightmare living room.