RIMONIM — /ɹɪmɑnim/

An architectural, interactive work about genocide, for which the vast canopy of an old forest in Eastern Europe, in which a civilian massacre occurred during WWII will be transplanted, using thousands of ceremonial bells that will be hung at a new, permanent site. The canopy of bells will be animated (via wireless transmission) by the wind and weather at the original site. 

Rimonim will open a space in the landscape that will, in turn, open a space within all of us for memory.