Prodigal Sun

Installation Detail (Shulamit Gallery, 2014)

Prodigal Sun, 2013
Single Channel HD Video Projection onto Glass in Pedestal, No Sound, TRT 2:20, Looping
69 x 30 x 12 Inches (Pedestal and Glass)

Installation View (Shulamit Gallery, 2014)

Prodigal Sun, 2013
Single Channel HD Video Projection onto Glass in Pedestal, No Sound, TRT 2:20, Looping
69 x 30 x 12 Inches (Pedestal and Glass)

Projected Video

Prodigal Sun, 2013
Single Channel HD Video Projection onto Glass in Pedestal, No Sound, TRT 2:20, Looping
69 x 30 x 12 Inches (Pedestal and Glass)

Projected Video Prodigal Sun,  2013 Single Channel HD Video Projection onto Glass in Pedestal, No Sound, TRT 2:20, Looping 69 x 30 x 12 Inches (Pedestal and Glass)

Prodigal Sun reflects on light’s dichotomous relationship in photography and film to re-examine the myth of Iccarus.

The Six Points Fellowship for Emerging Jewish Artists is a program of the Foundation for Jewish Culture, originally founded in partnership with Avoda Arts, and JDub, with significant funding from The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles, and the Righteous Persons Foundation.