The ABC Trilogy, titled after the letters used to mark territorial divisions in the Oslo Accords, presents a polyphony of political and cultural perspectives from across Israel’s ideological spectrum—right and left, conservative and progressive. It poses questions such as: How does the political conflict leave its imprint on the landscape? How does it shape Israeli society? How is it represented by different political factions? What is hidden, what is exposed—and who sees what?

The first exhibition – A – focuses on the tension between inside and outside. The featured works engage with the marking of borders—geographical, cultural, and social. The exhibition places in dialogue artworks that seek to expose the traces of conflict embedded in the landscape, alongside works that attempt to align the landscape with its idealized, pastoral representations. Questions emerge: Who is inside and who is outside? What defines “inside” and “outside” through the eyes of the participating artists?

The exhibition includes works in video art, photography, and painting.