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The curious walking reeds of the Tijuana River

SAN-DIEGO READER

Chad Deal September 2014

“There’s no real reason to do things like this,” a soft-spoken Yoav Admoni says as he binds fresh-cut reeds to a collapsible laundry hamper with a spool of wire.

It’s a beautiful day in the riparian woods of Arroyo Alamar. Birds chirp their melodies. Squirrels sneak curious glimpses from willow trees. Sunflowers bow to a mild summer breeze. Surrounded by orange smatterings of nasturtium, castor brush, and cachanillas, it’s easy to forget that we are just a stone’s throw away from one of the sketchiest neighborhoods in Tijuana.

CIRCULAR PILGRIMAGE

Solo Exhibition at Bezalel academy, Jerusalem, Israel

1.4-20.5.2014

A mini-Exhibition at the Ceramic and Glass department at the Bezalel acadamy encounting Admoni past final project at the department from 2009 and part of his final project at the MFA program of Public Art and New Artistic STrategies at WEimar, Germany.