Avivya Raz is a sculptress whose choice to exhibit human heads in her first exhibition is of no wonder since it relates directly to her work as a doctor of psychology. A person creates from his inner resources. In Giacometti’s exhibition I was thinking of people, not of the visual shapes. Whatever is not virtually seen has more impact: For example, the pain of separation and love. In this respect Giacometti; and Avivya have much in common. He with his elongated, amorphic forms and she with the roundness of forms.

In both cases it is the humanness which counts.

Feelings are shapes.

Menashe Kadishman (-)