15/8/10
me and my mother had a strong experience at the PAVES beach... it was amazing to read you 2 thought about drawing our faces together... and this is the action I did eventually... in the morning we took something out of my father car to my car... and suddenly he said there is some photos of our faces in his car... the ones that vlasta made in hundreds and brought to Tel Aviv... we took them with us and in the afternoon at the beach I put them - all our faces- one on another and put them together on the waves... and sent them away together... I made a video of this.. I hope I'll manage to upload it somehow... so you can see... big love, Efi
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PAVES spent one week in each other’s country and developed work together for the duration of a year. Poshya was not been permitted by visa to travel for the project so she participated from her home in Erbil, Kurdistan-Iraq. All five artists have yet to meet and work together physically. 'Crossing Zones’ is an interface that enables PAVES continue to collaborate through Frontiers, borders, demarcations, boundaries, barriers, bureaucracy, officialdom, laws, regulations and rules. For further information about the PAVES project please see www.annebean.net.
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Poshya Kakl, Anne Bean, Vlasta Delimar, Efi Ben-David, Sinead O'Donnell
Reflecting on how intense, wider political context inevitably sculpts work, Anne Bean, who grew up in Zambia, has invited artists from Ireland, Israel, Croatia and Kurdistan-Iraq to collaborate.
PAVES was a year long collaboration between the artists supported by British Council's Creative Collaboration programme and Arts Council England, March 09 – March 10. The overall aim of the Creative Collaborations programme is to enrich the cultural life of Europe and its surrounding countries and to build trust and understanding across communities by generating dialogue and debate.