The Israel Film Service Collection

Artist Conversation With Meir Pichhadze

27 Minutes, 1996
Genre:
Documentary

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Directed by: Shahar Rozen
Production:Ita Gliksberg
Production Company:Israel Film Service
Photographer: Ran Carmeli
Language: Hebrew
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An episode from a series of interviews with artists, produced by the Israel Film Service in collaboration with the Israeli Council of Culture and Art.
The artist Meir Pichhadze paints the base layer of his paintings in black. He doesn’t dismiss the possibility that he does this inspired by his favorite painter, Niko Pirosmani. However, there’s another explanation: “It’s more accurate for me to work on black because there’s a feeling that anything you put on it, it’s as if you come with a flashlight and illuminate dark corners,” he says.
In Pichhadze’s life, there were dark corners, such as his sister’s suicide and the challenges he faced as an immigrant from Georgia. Yet, from his conversation with Meni Pe’er, the impression arises that he manages to illuminate at least some of these corners with a flashlight.

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