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“if we opened people up, we’d find landscapes”

Gabi Yair Studio, Tel Aviv 2024

In her exhibition Spitz explores the combination between the physical and the mental, between the external and the internal, and invites the viewer to stay next to landscapes not always seen but felt - landscapes of the soul.

Unveiling Human Echoes Under The Sea

UAE-Ras Al Khaimah 2024

Ophira Spitz's installation artistically tells the story of Al Jazeera Al Hamra heritage village, once a pearl fishing community. Delicate tulle fabrics, interwoven with pearls unravel the hidden treasures of this bygone era. 

Fracture

Janco Dada Museum, Ein Hod 2023

"Fracture" was created in 2023 against the backdrop of Israeli reality, teetering on the brink of crisis, and sheds light on the phenomenon of social and political disruption within a global ecological context. The work is presented as an installation triptych, aiming to connect symbolic images to both external and internal occurrences.

Rujum

The White Gallery, Hazor Ashdod 2023

Large stones are arranged in a circle, while others are piled like a column, signaling a presence—perhaps someone once stood here, marking this spot with their footsteps, or maybe this is where their loved ones are buried. It serves as a testament to their existence for those who come after. 

Sculpturing Her Life

The Lab, Tel Aviv  2022

Between sentimental reminiscence and existential thoughts, Ophira Spitz's artistic path is reflected In two adjacent locations on Herzl Street, Tel Aviv:The Lab, Tel Aviv and the fashion designer studio of Sasson Kedem. Ophira highlights the transition between the two spaces with a site-specific red cloth work that both merges in and interrupts the urban landscape.

Sculpturing Her Life (Extended Exhibition)

Studio Kedem Sason, Tel Aviv  2022

On the edge of the Anthropocene

Group Exhibition, Minshar Art Gallery, Tel Aviv  2022

The art installation titled Anthropocene visually captures the essence of the current geological epoch, in which human activity profoundly impacts the Earth's ecosystems and geology. 

Graduation Ball

Fresh Paint Art Fair Satellite Exhibition project, Beit Tami, Tel Aviv.  2019

With the advent of technological and digital innovations, atlases have become somewhat redundant and irrelevant. In this large scale installation, Spitz collects atlases, disassembling maps, countries, and cities, and reassembling them into amorphous, impossible landscapes and shifting horizons—symbols of inner and personal mental spaces.

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