Life Sciences

Presented at the Jerusalem Design Week 2017 at the Natural History Museum.

Curators: Liora Rozin and Tal Gur

Producer - Tom Direktor

Photo by Talia Rozin​

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The term "interactions" borrowed from environmental sciences refers to the reciprocal influences that exist between different organisms in the same habitat. Interaction has a decisive influence on the dynamics of population sizes, on their functioning in the biological society, and on the shaping of this society.

At the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, you can identify different species of creators who inspire each other and enable, through mutual visions, growth and development.

The use of different techniques, raw materials, formative and conceptual structures between the practices is essential to the identity of the school, and it is the one that preserves the unique mandate of the institution.

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The Bezalel exhibition at the Natural History Museum has presented prominent works from the various Bezalel departments in recent years, side by side, in reference to their genetic similarity and the mutual influences between the various fields studied at the institution.

The students' works were placed in the museum space (rich in various exhibits from the field of life sciences - physiology, geology, botany and zoology ...) with regard to the nature of the present exhibition rooms and the attempt to maintain a conceptual and visual dialogue between the two.​