by Daniel Tchetchik (Photographer), Meir Shalev (Contribution by)
Photographing throughout the country in the months leading up to the 2014 war in Gaza, during the war and in the months after, Tchetchik conveys the often contradictory effects of the Middle Eastern climate on the physical and metaphysical landscape - a sun that warms, nurtures and comforts, burns, strikes and scars. He also raises awareness for our dwindling resources.
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Author Biography
The award-winning photographer Daniel Tchetchik, born in Israel in 1975, is currently the chief editor of the photography blog of one of Israel's largest newspapers, "Haaretz". His photographs have appeared in the New York Times, Frankfurter Allgemeine, National Geographic, Myself Magazine, Haaretz, Newspaper and more. His works have been shown in the top galleries and museums in Israel as as well as the Andrea Meislin Gallery and the Aipad art fair in NYC.
Meir Shalev (born 1948) is an Israeli writer. Shalev's books have been translated into 26 languages.