Limbus: A Performative Event Celebrating the Closing of Nonfinito

A horse is standing behind a screen, with the image of a woman looking back. On the horse’s back rides a headless horseman. The horse, which is also a tent and a dress, sings a polyphonic composition. The song is an imaginary conversation between the horse and the lonely rider—a guardian—a fallen warrior perched upon the horse’s back.
On the front of the screen—locks and bolts mimic the dress of a woman, her gaze turned backward, looking at the horse yet unable to see it. The screen divides and splits the space into two: front and back, visible and hidden, real and imagined, life and death.

Join us for a closing event of the NonFinito exhibition, and experience the new collaborative work by Shahar Yahalom, Zohar Shapir, Ana Wild, and Ruti De Vries.

Thursday, December 5th, at 8:00 PM...