Storm - Bartzi Goldblatt
Title: Storm
Year: 2019
Artist: Bartzi Goldblatt
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 1/15
STORM. In the series of photographs, Bartzi Goldblatt documents his parents in staged scenes that explore both the relationship between his father and mother, his own relationship with his parents, and the atmosphere in his childhood home: for example, the cleanliness of the photographs, the sterility that characterizes them, reflect the sanctity and cleanliness Home education.
In places where the parents are, the place is not defined; The photo site appears without any characterization or identity. It is possible that this is how Barzi shows the difficulty of his parents - a couple of immigrants from the former Soviet Union, who have never been able to fully integrate in Israel - to "settle down", that is, to acquire a place, culture and language. They are 50 years away from their homeland but still feel they belong to it, even though it now exists only as an imaginary site.
The series of photographs raises questions about his parents' relationship as a couple: the relationship of dependence and control that exists between them, their way of expressing love and the way they came to terms with their shared destiny.
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BARTZI GOLDBLATT. Born in 1977 in Kfar Saba Israel. Graduate of photography and digital media studies at Hadassah College, Jerusalem. In his works, Bartzi Investigates the connections in his family in staged scenes. Lives and works in Raanan Israel , Married to Liran and father of Daniela and Carmel. In addition to being a photographer in a wide variety of fields Bartzi is a certified therapist of Chinese medicine and owner a private clinic.
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Storm - Bartzi Goldblatt
Title: Storm
Year: 2019
Artist: Bartzi Goldblatt
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 1/15
STORM. In the series of photographs, Bartzi Goldblatt documents his parents in staged scenes that explore both the relationship between his father and mother, his own relationship with his parents, and the atmosphere in his childhood home: for example, the cleanliness of the photographs, the sterility that characterizes them, reflect the sanctity and cleanliness Home education.
In places where the parents are, the place is not defined; The photo site appears without any characterization or identity. It is possible that this is how Barzi shows the difficulty of his parents - a couple of immigrants from the former Soviet Union, who have never been able to fully integrate in Israel - to "settle down", that is, to acquire a place, culture and language. They are 50 years away from their homeland but still feel they belong to it, even though it now exists only as an imaginary site.
The series of photographs raises questions about his parents' relationship as a couple: the relationship of dependence and control that exists between them, their way of expressing love and the way they came to terms with their shared destiny.
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BARTZI GOLDBLATT. Born in 1977 in Kfar Saba Israel. Graduate of photography and digital media studies at Hadassah College, Jerusalem. In his works, Bartzi Investigates the connections in his family in staged scenes. Lives and works in Raanan Israel , Married to Liran and father of Daniela and Carmel. In addition to being a photographer in a wide variety of fields Bartzi is a certified therapist of Chinese medicine and owner a private clinic.
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Title: Storm
Year: 2019
Artist: Bartzi Goldblatt
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 1/15
STORM. In the series of photographs, Bartzi Goldblatt documents his parents in staged scenes that explore both the relationship between his father and mother, his own relationship with his parents, and the atmosphere in his childhood home: for example, the cleanliness of the photographs, the sterility that characterizes them, reflect the sanctity and cleanliness Home education.
In places where the parents are, the place is not defined; The photo site appears without any characterization or identity. It is possible that this is how Barzi shows the difficulty of his parents - a couple of immigrants from the former Soviet Union, who have never been able to fully integrate in Israel - to "settle down", that is, to acquire a place, culture and language. They are 50 years away from their homeland but still feel they belong to it, even though it now exists only as an imaginary site.
The series of photographs raises questions about his parents' relationship as a couple: the relationship of dependence and control that exists between them, their way of expressing love and the way they came to terms with their shared destiny.
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BARTZI GOLDBLATT. Born in 1977 in Kfar Saba Israel. Graduate of photography and digital media studies at Hadassah College, Jerusalem. In his works, Bartzi Investigates the connections in his family in staged scenes. Lives and works in Raanan Israel , Married to Liran and father of Daniela and Carmel. In addition to being a photographer in a wide variety of fields Bartzi is a certified therapist of Chinese medicine and owner a private clinic.
