
CUBA, Love Story!
An encounter with Cuba becomes a reflection on masculinity, military culture and homoerotic desire—and on the photographer’s memories of Israel.
THE CREATIVE WORLDS OF KOBI ISRAEL
AN OPEN-ENDED PRACTICE / 01How does a life
become visible?
Photography, music and moving image exploring desire, memory and the selves we become.
Enter through a landscape, a voice, a question. Follow the connections between queer histories and intimate experience.
Enter the work ↗A first introduction →01 / LANDSCAPE AS MEMORY
THREE WAYS IN
01 / LOOKBodies, landscapes and the work of remembering.
Explore photography ↗02 / LISTENMany identities. Distinct worlds of voice and rhythm.
Enter the listening room ↗03 / QUESTIONThe questions that move between the works.
Follow a line of thought ↗A CURATED BEGINNING

An encounter with Cuba becomes a reflection on masculinity, military culture and homoerotic desire—and on the photographer’s memories of Israel.

What happens to love when it cannot be named? Queer memory becomes a world of voice, rhythm, masks and image, approached through three distinct listening environments.
Twelve songs follow the changing cost of ordinary words between men. A cinema seat, a coat, a cassette and two coffee mugs become measures of intimacy and permission.
PARALLAX HOUSE / THE SONIC WORLDS
Syntax of Paradox asks what love can say. Velvet Oracle listens to feeling, fracture and repair. SOMA turns toward the body. Each identity opens a different room.
Find your way into sound ↗A THREAD THROUGH THE ARCHIVE
Move from the concealed histories of A Discreet Love to the fictional lives of We Had Other Words, then toward the philosophical questions of Who Taught Love Its Name?
Explore love & language →STILL / MOVING
In Parisian Postcards, a family narrative unfolds across still and moving images. In Investigating Things Past, recovered negatives reopen a journey into memory.
Explore moving image ↗