Adi Bezalel's works might appear to be a collection of coincidental photographs of different places: body parts, landscapes, a plane in a blue sky, a room and various objects. Indeed, the series is not based on a specific theme but is an assembly of memories comprised of an array of personal images with an inner connection speaking in Bezalel's own language to the same external world.
It is a journey from image to image, from concrete scenes to scenes of an imagined reality. They are a collection of a few moments out of the innumerable, that the eye can see but cannot "understand" so it thus pauses to consider for a moment. The photography captures the moment and allows us to examine the same moments again and again, processing the visual experience, poetically phrasing it into an image that steps beyond the borders of perpetuation of the moment – transforming it into immortality.
Israel Rabinovitz
