ADMATI / Territory

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Tzvika Territory -שטח צביקה- is how autodidact sculptor Tzvi Bas called the patch of land in the entrance to Kibbutz Kefar Sald which he turned into a sculptures garden. His sculptures are made of old agriculture machinery and local basaleth stone and despite their naiveté, and also because of it, they acquire a memorial-like dimension, put in nowadays context.
Tzvi is an old man now, too old to take care of the graden. He is moving around in a mobility scooter, aided by his philipino care-taker, a reality that symbolises everything that the kibbutz wasn't meant to be.

Tzvika Territory -שטח צביקה- is how autodidact sculptor Tzvi Bas called the patch of land in the entrance to Kibbutz Kefar Sald which he turned into a sculptures garden. His sculptures are made of old agriculture machinery and local basaleth stone and despite their naiveté, and also because of it, they acquire a memorial-like dimension, put in nowadays context.
Tzvi is an old man now, too old to take care of the graden. He is moving around in a mobility scooter, aided by his philipino care-taker, a reality that symbolises everything that the kibbutz wasn't meant to be.