Untitled (Shlomi) Dead Sea, 2011 (60/90 cm) 

"David Adika’s photographic installation, EQUATOR, explores the imaginary lines which divide people and places: East and West, North and South, past and present. In a series of color and black & white archival inkjet prints representing four geographically diverse regions in Israel, Adika creates a map of experience, written across the face of the Israeli landscape and its people, where lines that divide also connect and borders become meeting points, marking spaces of correspondence". 

[ Jordan Rockford, Curator ]

Untitled (Man in the Dryland, Yehiel Shemi), Cabri 2012 (90/120 cm) 

Untitled (Uri) Dead Sea, 2009-2012 (50/75 cm) 

Untitled (TOYOTA) 2009 Dead Sea, 2012 (50/75 cm) 

Equator, Installation View, The Open Lens Gallery, The Gershman Y,  (University of the Arts), Philadelphia 2012 [Curator: Jordan Rockford]

Untitled (Damaged Landscape A) Jerusalem, 2012 (120/140) 

Untitled (Damaged Landscape B) Jerusalem, 2012 (120/140)

Equator, Installation View, The Open Lens Gallery, The Gershman Y,  (University of the Arts), Philadelphia 2012 [Curator: Jordan Rockford]

Untitled (Snir) TLV 2007, 2012 (30/40 cm) 

Untitled (Black Figure) Tel Aviv 2012 (90/120) 

Untitled (Arbel and the Sea of Galilee), 2012 (45/80 cm) 

Untitled (Statue of Liberty) 2012, Arabe'e-Shakhnin 2008 (45/80 cm)

Equator, Installation View, The Open Lens Gallery, The Gershman Y,  (University of the Arts), Philadelphia 2012 [Curator: Jordan Rockford]

Untitled (Via Dolorosa) Jerusalem, 2012 (70/100 cm)

Equator, Installation View, The Open Lens Gallery, The Gershman Y,  (University of the Arts), Philadelphia 2012 [Curator: Jordan Rockford]

Untitled (Jaffa Looks at Tel Aviv) 2012 (90/120 cm)

Untitled (tel Aviv Sunset) 2012 (50/60 cm) 

Equator, Installation View, The Open Lens Gallery, The Gershman Y,  (University of the Arts), Philadelphia 2012 [Curator: Jordan Rockford]