Charcoal on canvas
270x215 cm
Picture by Daniel Hanoch
Forgetting Ritual Beita Version #2
Sharav Shavur Collective
Curator: Lital Marcus Morin
12.9.25-31.10.25
Sharav Shavur Collective: Yoav Ben Moshe, Noa Pardo, Omer Peri, Michal Gil, Shahar Heimer, Odia Zilber, Suheila Abu Hadebah Munir
The exhibition “Forgetting Ritual” was developed within the framework of Beita Version, an incubator for emerging collectives now in its second year. For nearly a year, the Sharav Shavur Collective has worked on two parallel tracks: writing for the first issue of Beita Magazine, and creating works for their debut exhibition.
The exhibition’s title brings together two conceptual poles that appear contradictory, yet often exist in a relationship of mutual dependence. The ritual as a repetitive practice aimed at reinforcing a symbolic framework and generating real or imagined order, sets conditions of preservation and meaningful recurrence. Forgetting is not merely absence or failure of memory, but an active act: erasure, attrition, a force that undermines order and poses its boundaries as an open question.
Placing the two terms, ritual and forgetting, side by side does not seek to reconcile them or propose a synthesis, but to expose the active tension between them: the recurring ritual that generates meaning versus the dispersive, elusive force that unsettles the very possibility of remembering. The exhibition inhabits this liminal space as an open array of proposals through which the possibility of dwelling in constant motion, between institutionalization and erasure, organization and dissolution, is explored.
Picture by Daniel Hanoch
Picture by Daniel Hanoch
Charcoal on canvas
270x215 cm
Picture by Daniel Hanoch
Picture by Daniel Hanoch
Picture by Daniel Hanoch
Picture by Daniel Hanoch