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Storr illuminated image , leaving the viewer dumbfounded vis-apainting-drawing in black-and-white executed on a back substance . The impressive pavilion engulfs and embraces viewer , offering an opportunity to experience an ostensibly Japanese setting , yet one which is masterfully adopted by Israeli Sasportas who conveys the feeling that there are geographical boundaries in art . At the beginning of her career Sasportas ' s work manifested the signs of a language combined her drawing and sculpture skills . Her materials drawn from everyday life , plain objects , devoid of an disciplined , both personally and in terms of the Israeli collective memory : geographic maps made of cloth used as aids in geograp lessons , parts of old broken wooden furniture , talcum powder various types of glue , and transparent plastic plates . Sasportas first installation , Mapping , was presented in 1996 at Office in Aviv Gallery , and continued her preoccupation with domestic objects : a mattress , a fol...
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