Description
This work is about people continuing to search for light after its loss. The figures move through water and mist, connected by invisible threads of memory, fear, and hope. They still remember the complete harmony of Eden, yet can no longer return to it. The garden remains, a memory of light still sensed behind the density of air and water. The work also evokes an association with tashlich: the movement toward the water becomes an attempt to release the weight of the past and find a path toward purification once again. It is a state of humanity after the loss of Eden. The way forward is still unclear, yet the memory of light continues to guide them through the mist.
From the “Before and after Eden” series by Golda Koosh.
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