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Gil Zablodovsky - Curator

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The perception of reality changed following the events of October 7.  As part of the desire to contribute to the strengthening of Israeli advocacy in the world, Aman Digital designers from Aman Group Company created promotional works with the aim of publishing them in the media and social networks. The works were exposed to millions of people around the world and conveyed the Israeli narrative, now we have decided to turn this work into an exhibition called "Let It Be Morning" illustrating the re-creation of the State of Israel.

 

After being shown in a number of spaces, including the "Square of the Hostages", as a sign of solidarity with the Hostages and their families, the exhibition is being presented again and this time returning to its origins in the digital Media.

 

In addition to the original works, we invite you to get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process of the designers who share their feelings regarding the made up the works, the feelings during this complex period and the inspiration behind each and every creation.

Also, visitors are invited to take an active part in the exhibition and express their feelings in the hope for more optimistic days at the "Wall of Hope" which was placed in the heart of the gallery.

Unfortunately, the current situation is still complex and we are all obligated to stimulate dialogue, until all the Hostages will return.

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