Show Notes
An interview by Justin Hopper with photographer Roei Greenberg
Roei Greenberg is an London-based Israeli artist whose photographs explore borders and boundaries, whether they are the ‘hot’ political borders of his home on the Israel-Lebanon border, or the subtle, implicit boundaries of the English picturesque. We spoke about his projects English Encounters and Along the Break; about contested landscapes; and about the ghosts that haunt our places, fighting for the chance to be seen.
Links:
Roei Greenberg’s website - and, in particular, the projects English Encounters and Along the Break
His photographs ‘Grazing Area, the Ruins of the Arab Village of Kedes’, ‘Syrian Tank’ and 'Hinterland' are discussed in detail.
His RCA thesis exhibition is available online until 31 July.
(Host Justin Hopper has a website, too; twitter, even.)
Music by Russell McAlpine
Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records
Icons by Stefan Musgrave / Firebrand Creative
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