A fragmentary account of a journey through Jerusalem Stone quarries, Beit Iksa Boys (2013) indirectly explores the complex role of land, stone and resources in the West Bank. With a focus on personal encounters, the human scale of such monumental forces is made visible.
Beit Iksa Boys
2013, HD video projection (8 mins), c-type print, microphone stand, police torch (1450 x 1850mm)
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Supported by the Nicolas and Andrei Tooth Travelling Scholarship 2012, awarded by Goldsmiths, University of London
