35cm is a series of twenty-four images that focuses on the effects caused by the “Lamed” passageways that are built throughout the wall and were made for the use of small animals, allowing them to pass from one side to the other. The footage is appropriated from motion-sensitive cameras that record each occurring movement of the animals. “Lamed” passageways as they are designed,(ל) ” draw their name from the Hebrew letter “Lamed by its phonetic shape. The wall has dramatically changed the ecological system of the area. By dividing the natural habitat of animals in two, it prevents them from moving in their usual tracks, or reaching their natural food and water sources. The “Lamed” passageways did not change the primal and allegorical relations between predator and prey, but did, however, become the location in which the act of killing takes place.
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