These two photos, taken in the Judean desert, refer to the Biblical episode of the golden calf, when the Hebrews made a golden statue of a calf which they sometime worshiped, causing Moses’ ire on his return from Mount Sinai with the tablets of the law.

Here the artist uses little golden calves – enclosed in food packaging (hummus pots), piled up only to come crashing down – as so many modern idols, to castigate consumer society, alas, also present in Israel.​