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I walked around the Tel Aviv Central Bus Station wearing a clear plexiglass house on my head and sat down at a terminal bench. I offered cigarettes to the people who surrounded me; the smoke clouded the house, making it more visible and me less so. I painted the Hebrew word ba-by-it (at home) on the house. I then painted the entire house black and remained sitting while people discussed what I was doing. Within the specific social and political context of Israel, the transforming image of the house pointed to several contradictions around the idea of home.
ZAZ festival, New Central Bus Station, Tel Aviv, Israel, 2011
