Tal Shoshan

Selected works

ShadeDays
Mud Covered Eyes
Hair Knots
Savage Spirit
Phnom Penh the city of Penh
Dreaming of Journies
Badad
Changers & Junctions Impression of Journey in Space
Rambler
In Between
Empty Spaces
After
Public Space
Mother Tongue
Hanibulizim
Three Faces
Coming of Age
Babel Gama

Empty Spaces

2005
Single Exhibition Windows installations Herzeliya museum, 2005 Curator: Dalya Levin Technique: cutting of the surface of world maps only the marked roads have been left. The maps connected to a wood frames. Location: 7 frames, size 180/160 cm located within 21 meters of the window frame
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (4), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (1), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (1), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (2), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (2), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (3), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (3), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (4), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (4), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (5), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (5), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (6), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (6), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (7), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (7), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (8), Herzeliya museum
Tal Shoshan, Empty Spaces, 2005, cutting off the surface of world maps, wood frames & world maps,installation view (8), Herzeliya museum

Single Exhibition

Windows installations
Herzeliya museum, 2005
Curator: Dalya Levin

Technique: cutting of the surface of world maps only the marked roads have been left.
The maps connected to a wood frames.

Location: 7 frames, size 180/160 cm located within 21 meters of the window frame

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