Reflecting on this increasingly violent world in which we live, we are taught that, in certain circumstances, violence can be considered a reasonable means of settling conflicts.

In this violent reality we inhabit, how can the systematic extermination of the Palestinian people by the Israeli government be stopped? If we were to apply this lesson about violence that our world teaches us, would it be legitimate to eliminate the highest political representative of the Israeli government as a solution to the conflict? Is it legitimate to respond to an aggressor with violence? Is it fair to stand by and allow an aggressor to impose his will through violence without any opposition?

With this work, the artist invites the viewer to question his or her own beliefs about the legitimacy of violence: is violence in certain circumstances necessary, or does it always lead to an endless cycle of destruction? Can non-violent acts be effective in the face of brutality, or, in the face of brutality, is a lack of violent response a form of complicity? These open questions posed by the artist challenge the viewer to reflect on the complexity of human conflict.

Always anti-Zionist, never anti-Semitic.
Free Palestine.

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