On October 7th, the annual kite festival was meant to take place in Kibbutz Kfar Aza, an event where the community crafts and flies kites with messages of peace and hope. The founder of the festival, Aviv Kutz, was murdered that same day along with his family, as they were all found shot and huddled together in bed.
The kite, which most of us recognize as a symbol of childhood, lost its innocence and in Gaza , turned into a weapon of terror - the incendiary kite. On October 7th, the children of Otef Aza also lost their innocence. The exhibition "Innocence lost" presents the stories of some of these children in a way that is both naive and painful, offering a glimpse into the moments when their world was shattered.
The exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Aviv, Livnat, Rotem, Yonatan, and Yiftach Kutz
[Graduation Project, 4th year]
[Graduation Project, 4th year]
