This project was presented as a joint exhibition at Yad LaBanim Museum Gallery in Rishon LeZion, Israel, together with artist Roni Woldenberg. The exhibition focused on landscape as a shared but differently experienced space, shaped by memory, proximity, and cultural context.
The exhibition included both works brought from Sweden and paintings loaned by Israeli collectors who had previously acquired my work, allowing the presentation to reflect an ongoing dialogue between place, audience, and ownership. Three large-scale works formed the core of the exhibition.
I participated with an artist presentation and artist talk in collaboration with the curator, with all material translated into Hebrew. The project functioned as an exchange across language and geography, where landscape became a point of connection rather than depiction.