Lining, a new duo exhibition by painter Yael Hovav and fashion designer Assaf Katz at the Benjamin Gallery (curator: Hagai Ulrich), features paintings and sculptures, including clothing, clothing and fashion shows.
The exhibition, which deals with human experiences such as kinship, humor, irony, nonverbal communication, emotional identification and curiosity about the existence of the present, wonders about dressing as a rite of passage that is reorganized every day. In life-size fabric and wood sculptures and oil paintings that mark complex human situations, clothing itself changes locations, shapes and meanings. The figures and clothes, the stains and seams in the exhibition and the many details in the painting and sculpture, refer to each other, imitate each other, alternate, and reappear in surprising places - actions that seek to express a dimension of empathy - the abstract, objective ability to step into the shoes of another by identifying oneself with him or her. This is the lining of the exhibition.

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