i.belong.wherever.i.go is a roadshow unfolding on café tabletops, in private dining rooms, at the park near your house and across a cluster of monumental public spaces throughout continental Europe. An associative yet rigorous presentation composed of flashes in the form of artworks, political climates, theoretical arguments and stationery. Operating exclusively in front of small audiences, i.belong.wherever.i.go poses an ambitious yet critical question: what is the future of the Hebrew-Israeli artwork after absorbing the signifier of genocide?

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