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The exhibition addresses the endless chase that most of us know all too well—after another new product, after more and more things. In an era where abundance and choice are almost limitless, we find ourselves constantly chasing the next acquisition, often led by brands that dominate our consumer world. Consumption becomes an almost obsessive experience, mediated by brands that entice us to surrender ourselves to them, sometimes to the point of losing touch with our true needs and desires.

The exhibition "Local Paint" brings together creators from the Savyon-Ganei Yehuda community, showcasing a wide range of topics and media. It offers a glimpse into the intimate spaces of familiar homes, inviting viewers into the private world of those we encounter in the community's public spaces.

As a youth, I had the privilege of showcasing my work at the prestigious Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. For this project, I chose to reimagine Vincent van Gogh's "The Church at Auvers", a painting known for its deep emotion and distinctive texture. My interpretation involved transforming the artwork into a combination of 2D and 3D elements. The background remained as a 2D painting, while the foreground came to life using Plastalina Modeling Clay, adding depth and texture to the scene.