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In Ringers, a single string wraps a field of pegs by a fixed set of rules. Ringers in Motion sets the results side by side and moves through the algorithm’s parameters over time, so you see the system rather than a single image.
Nothing is prerecorded: 55 scenes are drawn in code as they play, for over an hour without repeating, and each wrap of a string sounds a bell-like note. The grid fits whatever screen it finds, from the museum’s wall to a phone, and rebuilds itself when the window changes.
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55 short studies, each with its own rhythm.
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Exhibition photographs
At the museum
Ringers in Motion in the Bruce and Ruth Rappaport Foyer at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 2026.
Photography by Daniel Hanoch.








An essay by Dmitri Cherniak
Ringers in Motion: Strings, Boundaries, and Memory
On bringing the possibilities of Ringers into motion, and the relationships between code, perception, and memory.