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Title: Shechina Ex Machina
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Date: 2012-11-11 07:11
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Category: installation
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Slug: shechina-ex-machina
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Summary: installation about an exiled spirit manifesting herself in a piece of obsolete technology, presented at p a t c h : audio_visual_lab in Kraków
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Thumb: /library/177016_197704830367064_1922593328_o.png
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Background: /library/177016_197704830367064_1922593328_o.png
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With: p a t c h : audio_visual_lab <http://patchlab.pl>
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Project: shechina
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Capture: 20161011065319
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שכינה מתוך המכונה / Shechina ex machina is an artistic installation about an exiled spirit manifesting herself in a piece of obsolete technology, desperately trying to reach man who stays preoccupied with postmodern capitalist shenanigans.
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According to jewish teachings, Shechina is the feminine majestic presence or manifestation of God which has descended to dwell among men. As the Israelites became exiled the Shechina came with them. Her manifestations remind men to constantly improve themselves and humankind and therefore seek reunification with God.
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The installation was presented at [p a t c h : audio_visual_lab](http://patchlab.pl) in Kraków in 2012.
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 (photo © Peter Kirn)
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