Naama Roth is a visual artist working mainly with installation and site-specific works. The starting point of her creative process is often the space itself: elements such as windows or doors as well as invisible aspects such as certain historical and political contexts. Many of her works are biographically inspired or include the social environment.
“home for me is the place that one belongs to, the roots one sprouted from. I believe that wherever we will wander and no matter how far our feet will take us, we will always carry our home with us.”
Roth will dedicate her home.frankfurt.telaviv project to her grandmother, an Auschwitz survivor, who died last year at the age of 92. Her grandmother had been a photographer, and her home had always been the setting for unique visual happenings. Using photography and other artistic media, Roth will explore various subtle aspects and experiences that the concept of home encompasses.
Foto: Shai Yehezkelli