Time Table came into being sometime in 1993 or 94. A few factors contributed to what I consider a successful visual concept. A) The optical illusion as you view the tiles. B) As you walk around it - you find yourself always at six o'clock viewing different images of the same motif. The same applies in an argument…different points of view over the same subject. Not until you cross over to view the other's point…their 6 o'clock, and they follow suit to your side, you will always live in a righteous illusion. A successful argument is about sharing and comparing notes and adopting views you may have either been blind to, or simply chose to ignore. Enough said about photography healing the world.
The work is framed, ready to hang, though it is designed to be viewed as a coffee-table top. It is made of 12 Giclee prints measuring 10 x 10 each, to a composition measuring 30 x 50 (image). The stark center allows for individual decorating.
Additional framing charges may be negotiated for special decorative requests.
Please study the visual well. Thank you.
Benjamin Margalit.
Time–Table • Mimi • Works • Nature • Israel