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P.O.V

Visual Communications
Our perception is never neutral. It is shaped by our knowledge, past experiences, distance, sound, and the context in which things are revealed to us. When we are not exposed to the full picture, our mind fills in the gaps based on what it already knows, sometimes leading us to false conclusions. “Point of View” is a video installation composed of two films projected simultaneously and in sync on two separate screens. Through charged situations presented from different points of view, the project demonstrates how the same reality and the same elements can take on different meanings depending on the way they are revealed to us, and how we are never truly exposed to the full picture.
  • Final Project
  • Nir Palgi
  • Bob Orel
Video installation from the project Point of View, featuring a distorted glitch image with the project title at the center.
Visitors standing on both sides of a dark exhibition space, watching the video installation under blue projection lighting.
Video installation in a dark space, with a screen showing a woman by a lake and reflections created through the mirror structure.
Close-up of hands tightly holding a woman’s arm, taken from one of the video stories in the project.
Police officers and rescue personnel pulling a large bag out of the water, taken from one of the video stories in the project.
Video installation from the project Point of View, featuring a distorted glitch image with the project title at the center.
Visitors standing on both sides of a dark exhibition space, watching the video installation under blue projection lighting.
Video installation in a dark space, with a screen showing a woman by a lake and reflections created through the mirror structure.
Close-up of hands tightly holding a woman’s arm, taken from one of the video stories in the project.
Police officers and rescue personnel pulling a large bag out of the water, taken from one of the video stories in the project.