(An installation inspired by a song written by Yehonatan Gefen)

“Avram is a Dog” describes a character that has within him a bit of each of us…

He tells an ordinary, simple and meaningless story, the kind that involves the “small” things in life: depressive philosophies; impossible love for an imperfect woman; loneliness and everlasting suffering that will pass once he dies.

The first stage of the work consists of a photo of people in a cafeteria. During the  second stage, after the documentation process, the images of the people photographed are printed on the cafeteria napkins, appearing as blurry monochromatic stains. The napkins unwillingly become a part of the installation once the photographed people actually use the napkins spontaneously and unthinkingly.