Rotem  Ritov

  • Installations
    • The Good Shepherd Installation
    • 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
  • 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
  • Thoughts Books
  • About & CV
  • Publications
  • Contact
  • Links
  • Installations
    • The Good Shepherd Installation
    • 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
  • 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
  • Thoughts Books
  • About & CV
  • Publications
  • Contact
  • Links

Yorachelved  
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The Great Mother, Goddess of Compassion and the Hardhearted


​Yorachelved's two heads moves flexibly, changing shape and position on her octopus-like body composed of an infinite number of arms. Her height is average, perhaps even short, and her two bright, mature faces radiate warmth. Yorachelved is a lump of dough dripping with the smell of yeast and jasmine soap, ready and summoned at any moment to melt the hardhearted and the scorched earth with a look and a hand gesture. 

Anyone who looks into her eyes is filled with compassion. Anyone who responds to her hand gesture is filled with hope. She is indestructible: her spirit will never fall, she is the factory, the source and the essence of life.

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Yorachelved's secret lies in the silence between stormy emotions. She reveals it only to those who are willing to stop and listen, only to those who are willing to lay their stone heart in the field and let the rainwater melt it. 
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​Quietly, in her private space, she will tear off one of her dough hands, knead it long and carefully, blow out her secret as its filling, place it in the oven, and then serve a jasmine-scented compassion cookie.

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Yorachelved gives her cookies to anyone who asks for them, and her hands always grow back to five times their size. If there is no demand, Yorachelved will sit very patiently and wait, and wait, and wait, until  infinity.
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