I’m a photographer and digital media artist working at the intersection of architecture,
archives, technology, and politics. In my works, I use 3D modeling, mapping, internet-based tools, and more
to examine archival photographic materials and their relations to geographies of conflict and displacement,
especially in Palestine. My practice is engaged with issues of social justice, human rights, and
anti-colonialism, and their application in art and media.
Artist Statement / CV
Brooklyn, NY
tai.shabtai@gmail.com
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Shabtai Pinchevsky
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Anti Mapping / With Miki Kratsman
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art
March - November 2021
March - November 2021
Khan al Ahmar, Position: 31°48’42” N 35°20’21” E, Altitude: 236.4 m, Timestamp: 25.6.2018 - 11:49-12:30
In Anti-Mapping, a collaborative project with photographer Miki Kratsman, we’re looking at the surface of the Earth as a photographic surface and a record-keeper. Our aim is to produce geographical documentation of the ongoing displacement of Palestinian and Bedouin communities throughout the territories governed by the State of Israel.
al-Jammama, Position: 31°29’51” N 34°41’7” E, Altitude: 164.2 m, Timestamp: 17.12.2018 - 13:27
al-Jammama, Position: 31°29’51” N 34°41’7” E, Altitude: 164.2 m, Timestamp: 17.12.2018 - 13:27