Yehudit Sasportas
Israeli artist From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Israeli artist From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yehudit Sasportas (Hebrew: יהודית סספורטס, born 1969) is an Israeli artist. She is active in Israel and Germany. In 1997 she was awarded the Ingeborg Bachman Scholarship for her work and in 1999 the Nathan Gottesdiener Foundation prize.
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Yehudit Sasportas (2013) | |
| Born | 1969 Ashdod, Israel |
| Nationality | Israeli |
| Known for | Sculptor, video artist |
| Movement | Israeli art |
| Spouse | Thomas Hübl |
Yehudit Sasportas was born in Ashdod in 1969. In her early works, for example, "Cradle" (1991) and "Trash Can Scale" (1996), she created three-dimensional structures based on images of household objects. Her work, "The Carpenter and the Seamstress" (2000), focuses on the architectural project of her parents apartment in housing project in Ashdod. In it she created a large installation from dimensions that combined sculpture and drawing. In the 2000s, her works began to include images from nature, mainly forests and swamps, and concrete and metaphorical dimensions. In addition, she began to work in the field of video. In 2007, she was the representative of Israel in The Guardians of the Threshold, 52 which took place at the Venice Biennale, Italy.
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