Saw Thunder Heard Lightning
Saw Thunder Heard Lightning
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At Sinai, "All the people saw the sounds and the lightning, the voice of the horn and the mountain smoking"
Inspired by sensory and symbolic language of Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks, this showcase brings together musicians and visual artists across five live sets and eight artworks for one night.
A night of performance and atmosphere, asking: how might sound, sight, scent, and taste touch the time spent in a shared room?
Participating artists and performers have been invited to engage with themes of harvest, joy, reception, and revelation. Exploring the theme of union, each musical set is conceived as a collaboration between musicians and artist pairings. Exhibited artworks highlight motifs such as fruit, dairy, lightning, and wheat, across sculpture, natural dyes, edible elements, and site-specific installations
The evening draws from Jewish texts and mysticism as source material for creative work and contemporary expression. All are welcome.
If price is a barrier, please DM or email us at 8@machrozet.com
Performances
AGAT (Vox, Drums, Guitar) x Shawn Law Yone (Violin)
Odeya Nini (Vox) x Corey Fogel (Drum Kit & Percussion)
Livya Howard-Yashar (Movement & Body Percussion) x Corey Fogel (Drum Kit)
Joshua Zeitlin (Trumpet) x Seventh Spiel (Hardware) x Livya Howard-Yashar (Percussion)
Alan Niku (Tar)
DJ Sets
Dor Wand Dublab, Beacon of Light
Visual Artists
Adrienne Adar: Sound Installation
Avva Bababeen: Site Specific Botanical Sculpture
Ari Salka & Chris Gwillim: Kinetic Installation
Irina Skornyakova: Site Specific Metal Sculpture
Kim Kyne Cohen: Ceramic Sculpture

Liz Berger: Natural Dye Activation
Masha Sheinina: Ceramic Sculpture
Omer Yosef: Site Specific New Media Installation
Botanical Cocktail Menu & Grazing Table
Locally made herbal infused craft botanical cocktails and fermented beverages.
Curated by Machrozet, a multidisciplinary studio producing, managing, and curating cultural programs, community events, and artistic performances for and in partnership with nonprofits, cultural institutions, artists, and the general public.
In partnership with AFIPO, a cultural ambassador to the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, believing that music unites through transformative artistic experiences and reminds us of our shared humanity.

Location
Shared to Ticketholders, 90015

