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Lea Golda Holterman
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En 2010, Christophe Dillinger, alors en Licence d’art appliqué à l’Université de Wolverhampton rencontre Yves Bigot, responsable des Editions de Juillet à Rennes. Inconditionnels du format carré, ils se lamentaient de ne pas trouver une seule publication, web ou imprimée, dédiée uniquement à la photographie de cette proportion. Ils secouèrent la t&...
Lea Golda Holterman's portraits capture restraint in Jewish boys on the cusp of adulthood.” – Lucy Davies, The Daily Telegraph. They are aware of sexual desire, but under Jewish Law, sex is to be controlled and satisfied at the proper time and place, and manner. Masturbation is forbidden. Holterman examines the boys’ relationship with their faith, and their bodies; and, balancing the ethic with the aesthetic, she has produced beautiful, seductive images.
Wearing mostly traditional clothing, the boys are photographed in the studio, often against rich, soft backdrops, with no temporal references. Sometimes tied, bound by the tefillin - the small leather boxes containing the scrolls of the Torah, ("And you shall bind them as a sign on your arm, and they shall be as frontlets on your head be...
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Orthodox Eros se compose de portraits de jeunes hommes Juifs à l’orée de l’âge adulte dans des poses aussi lascives qu’ambigües. Jeune lauréate des prestigieuses rencontres d’Arles en 2009, Lea Golda- Holterman capture un moment de transition, un moment limite, où le désir sexuel, un tabou communautaire majeur, est mis en évidence, et pourtant retenu.
Bien que le sexe ne soit pas fustigé par la Loi Juive, la Torah, comme péché ou sujet honteux, il est considéré comme la faim, la soif et d’autres instincts humains fondamentaux, et doit donc être contrôlé, canalisé et satisfait dans un espace-temps et d’une manière spécifiq...
Orthodox Eros present a large acurate photographs that lure and provoke the viewer through a unique layering of Jewish philosophy Religious, historical, and artistic content.
Orthodox Eros explores the themes of sensuality in Judaism trough the athic jewish philosophy. the photogrqaphs make strong references to art history This results in a defamiliarization of the Jewish man's image and invites the viewer into the sensual Jewish symbolic world.
According to orthodox Jewish religion, the body is the temple of one's soul. The body, and one's relationship to it, thus bears an essential social subtext.
Orthodox Eros addresses the notion of the Jew as the "other" in an erotic sense and the ways in which athic and esthetic complete each other in this subtext. The asthetic of Jewish spiritual practice is rev...
Les personnages qui se tiennent derrière le corpus d'images de Léa Golda-Holterman ne sont pas étrangers à l'histoire de la photographie. Nous les connaissons par leur refus d'être représentés en tant qu'images; quelque chose dans leur identité les empêche de se dévoiler à des yeux étrangers. Ce ne sont pas nécessairement des personnages rejetés aux confins de la société, comme il est possible d'en trouver dans d'autres travaux de Golda-Holterman, mais des personnages dont l'identité culturelle leur interdit de devenir des images visuelles. Tels sont les jeunes étudiants des écoles talmudiques, ces fils de l'élite intellectuelle de l'orthodoxie juive qui s'est imposée un enferme...
Lauréate de Photo Folio Review and Gallery 2009, organisé avec le soutien de la Fnac, Lea Golda Holterman expose sa série « Orthodox Eros ». En révélant à travers ses photographies l’intimité de jeunes juifs orthodoxes posant pour elle, Lea Golda Holterman réussit quelque chose d’incroyable et brise un interdit de cette communauté.
Jamais auparavant il n’a été possible d’approcher de si près ces jeunes hommes et ressentir ce que Lea Golda Holterman cherche à illustrer : la tension existante et constante entre l’Eros de chacun et leur manière de l’exprimer. Au-delà de l’apparence austère que peuvent avoir ces jeunes hommes, Lea crée un nouveau...
LeaGolda Holterman Born in Haifa, Israel, 1976; lives and works in Tel Aviv Sacrifice, Video, 4:30min 2008 Lea Golda Holterman's video work features a young boy who presents himself as Shai Engel, age 12, from Tel Adashim in the Jezreel Valley, Israel. With his light blue eyes and serious gaze directed at the camera, the boy describes his deep commitment to the land of Israel, his longing to serve in a combat unit in the Israeli army and the understanding that he may pay for his decision with his life. Despite the determined manner in which he attempts to explain his position, it is difficult to identify enthusiasm or excitement in his voice or words. Fear, sluggishness, even an unexpected fatigue seem to envelop his figure, undermining the ability to interpret his statements as an expression of an ideological vision or...
“Eros is considered the element that defines society and personality” (Sigmund Froid) The modern myth on Jewish orthodox man is created out of falls collective memory based on lack of understanding. “Orthodox Eros” creates a modern Visual essay that draws the view in a sofisticated path into the sensulity of the jewish world. Eros is a term derives from Modern Greek; it means passionate love, with sensual desire and longing. The Erotic is the Image and expiration of the Eros. Eros is the expiration of the tension between passion and desire. The cure of Jewish man identity is his ability in expressing his Eros. The visual Jewish Eros aesthetic resembles the Hellenistic and still is different. This Visual Reality deceives the total opposite essence of Eros. While the Jewish Man Bu...
Decadence can refer to a personal trait, or to the state of a society (or segment of it). Used to describe a person's lifestyle. Concise Oxford Dictionary: "a luxurious self-indulgence". Oscar Wilde gave a curious definition: "Classicism is the subordination of the parts to the whole; decadence is the subordination of the whole to the parts."[1] In literature, the Decadent movement—late nineteenth century fin de siècle writers who were associated with Symbolism or the Aesthetic movement—was first given its name by hostile critics, and then the name was triumphantly adopted by some writers themselves. These "decadents" relished artifice over the earlier Romantics' naive view of nature (see Jean-Jacques Rousseau). Some of these writers were influenced by the tradition of th...
A Prayer for Beauty “Beauty is the embodiment of spirit in matter” “copying the ‘real , it is not the truth of a relationship …as ‘putting to work of truth’ is neither an ‘imitation’ nor a ‘description’, nor a ‘reproduction’, whether it represents a singular thing or a general essence.” (Derrida) The Exhibition is a collection of photography chosen from different series, the exposing allegories, of beauty as a symbol of the un-coded aesthetic. The photographs expose the reality of anonymous people that are exposing there concept of self beauty and sexuality by the delicate tension between ethic and esthetic. “A prayer for Beauty” is a poetic essay exposing personal longing for the sublime, and to recognition by the &ld...
Dada Post is proud to present photographer and video artist Lea Golda Holterman's first solo exhibition in Berlin, entitled Orthodox Eros. Born in 1976 in Haifa, Israël, Holterman creates photographs that lure and provoke the viewer through a unique layering of Jewish philosophy Religious, historical, and artistic content.
Orthodox Eros explores the themes of sensuality in Judaism trough Jewish men's sexuality. Hotelman's sensitive and skillful photographs of the clothing and rituals that lead Orthodox Jewish boys from baby into child and manhood make strong references to art history, from XVth century Dutch painting to the work of Caravaggio, Rembrandt, and Vermeer. This results in a defamiliarization of the Jewish man's image and invites the viewer into the sensual Jewish symbolic world.
According to orthodo...