Rotem  Ritov

  • Installations
    • Schwabach Biennale: The Good She.pherd
    • Between the suns: The Good She.pherd
    • The Oracle
    • First Redemption Branch
    • Ha-Sair NordArt 2022
    • Lost & Found 2022
    • Air.Cat 2021
    • Ha-Sair / 2019 Alfred Gallery
    • Monarch Migration#3 – Biotopia: Gaza / 2018 Fresh Paint 10
    • Monarch Migration #2 / 2017 MUZA Muzeum
    • Adalaad / 2017 London Gordon Gallery
    • Sacred Ground / 2014 / Hahava Gallery
    • The Field 4# / NordArt 2016
    • The Field / 2015 Florentine 45 Gallery
    • Adalaad's Cult
    • The Field /2014 Digital Art Incubator
    • After The Butterflies / 2014 Alfred Gallery
    • The Wild East / 2012 Haifa Museum
    • Upupa Act / 2012 Alfred Gallery
    • The Field / 2013 Bezalel7 - ImageRoom
  • Rotem Berlin Salon
  • More Works
    • Complexed Godesses and Fake Heros
    • The Good Shepherd
    • Self portrait with Thistles
    • The Field
    • Redemption
    • Black & Solve (Gridllers)
    • Florentine
    • Apart.Art Project
    • Shoes
    • Curatorial Practice
  • Thoughts Books
  • About & CV
  • Publications
  • Contact
  • Links
  • Installations
    • Schwabach Biennale: The Good She.pherd
    • Between the suns: The Good She.pherd
    • The Oracle
    • First Redemption Branch
    • Ha-Sair NordArt 2022
    • Lost & Found 2022
    • Air.Cat 2021
    • Ha-Sair / 2019 Alfred Gallery
    • Monarch Migration#3 – Biotopia: Gaza / 2018 Fresh Paint 10
    • Monarch Migration #2 / 2017 MUZA Muzeum
    • Adalaad / 2017 London Gordon Gallery
    • Sacred Ground / 2014 / Hahava Gallery
    • The Field 4# / NordArt 2016
    • The Field / 2015 Florentine 45 Gallery
    • Adalaad's Cult
    • The Field /2014 Digital Art Incubator
    • After The Butterflies / 2014 Alfred Gallery
    • The Wild East / 2012 Haifa Museum
    • Upupa Act / 2012 Alfred Gallery
    • The Field / 2013 Bezalel7 - ImageRoom
  • Rotem Berlin Salon
  • More Works
    • Complexed Godesses and Fake Heros
    • The Good Shepherd
    • Self portrait with Thistles
    • The Field
    • Redemption
    • Black & Solve (Gridllers)
    • Florentine
    • Apart.Art Project
    • Shoes
    • Curatorial Practice
  • Thoughts Books
  • About & CV
  • Publications
  • Contact
  • Links

Adallaad 
Goddess of all deeds that has ever happened Archive


As old as the basalt and flint rocks, even older than the dawn of mankind, Adallaad has witnessed it all. Airy and light, in her white dress and a wreath of dry thistles on her head, she floats silently everywhere at the same time, recording everything she sees, hears or witnesses: every event, every action, every occurrence, every sound, every written word, she compiles in the vastness of the universe in an infinite, invisible archive.

Adallaad functions in silence, she does not react, criticize or judge. She does not punish the villains, she does not award the heroes, she does not reach out to one in need, she does not crown the righteous and she does not share her archive with the people in any way.
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Her power is great! Her secret flickers between all deeds in the moments before they occur, before people decide to act (or not to act), to write, to react, to announce, to take revenge, to retaliate. Her secret flickers in the moments of delay before an action triggers a reaction, which triggers a reaction, and the wheel of consequences keeps turning in an endless cycle of reactions...
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Her gift is the "Complexed Capsule" - the possibility of a multitude of narratives existing as a capsule of fate and time woven as one. Her gift is the gift of complexity, which allows one to grasp an emotion, a narrative, a belief, without imposing its superiority, without proving its right or approval to be. Her gift is the validation of each and every layer that defines each perspective. It is the understanding that all events are intertwined and their consequences are dynamic, unpredictable, uncontrollable, and violent. There is no better, fairer, or superior narrative.

Adallaad's curse: Burning dust clouds of bloody wars, grief, bereavement, strife, and doom.
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Adallaad is the goddess of complexity and all deeds that have ever happened: complexitism.
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