The Hackuarium: Strange Loops | Neta Moses
The 'Hackuarium,' the digital art and poetry lab situated in the lobby of the Michael Sela Auditorium, begins this year's exhibition program with a video work by media artist and computer scientist, Neta Moses.
Based in Jerusalem, Moses is a celebrated graduate of the multidisciplinary program in computer science and screen arts at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. She is currently at a long-term artist residency at the Artists' Studios in Jerusalem while also contributing to neuro-research of decision-making processes at Tel Aviv University.
Netta’s works include video installations, performance, short films and lecture performances. She has gained recognition in exhibitions and film festivals both in Israel and internationally. Her short film “How To Be Alone” won the Experimental Cinema and Video Art competition at the Jerusalem Film Festival (2021).
She was awarded the CLEVER scholarship for creative leadership from the EU, and the scholarship for excellence in video-art studies from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation. Her solo exhibition “Tears Become Rain” was recently on show this year at the Artists’ Studio gallery in Jerusalem.
The launch event will feature a joint viewing and conversation between the artist and the project curator, poet Alex Ben-Ari.
Duration: approximately 45 minutes.
Admission is free.
