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Take Off

An Experiential Video installation

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The 2021 Jerusalem Design Week, themed Runaway Circus, explored hedonistic escape. The TAKEOFF exhibit transformed an attic into a surreal aircraft-inspired experience, blending fantasy and reality. Visitors stepped into mirrored units, confronting infinite reflections and the post-pandemic longing for travel. Unlike real flights, TAKEOFF offered no destination, focusing instead on introspection and transformation—suspended between places, realities, and climates, challenging the passage of time.

Kernel Thoughts

A narrative system

Interrogating the tension between physical and digital, simulation and stimulation, this real-time narrative is orchestrated across three distinct channels. By juxtaposing an iMessage chat, live system operations, and closed-captioned body sensations, the system demands a physical presence while revealing a bodylessness of its own.

Long Air

A Documentary Feature FIlm

The filmmaker joins her mother's annual visit to the house where the latter was born and raised in a village in Hong Kong. This house is still the home of the mother's 95-year-old father, the grandfather of the filmmaker, affectionately known as Gong Gong. The film spans several weeks, and follows the daily routine of the grandfather, mother and granddaughter, which takes place entirely in the compound of the house in the village. The shared and close stay reveals the different and changing relationships between the three generations, which exist in the face of deep gaps. Against the background of the lack of a common language, belonging to separate and distant cultures, differences in lifestyles and a gap between generations, the film describes a longing for closeness and seeks to examine the different forms through which intimacy can emerge.

Contour

A Video installation

The filmmaker joins her mother's annual visit to the house where the latter was born and raised in a village in Hong Kong. This house is still the home of the mother's 95-year-old father, the grandfather of the filmmaker, affectionately known as Gong Gong. The film spans several weeks, and follows the daily routine of the grandfather, mother and granddaughter, which takes place entirely in the compound of the house in the village. The shared and close stay reveals the different and changing relationships between the three generations, which exist in the face of deep gaps. Against the background of the lack of a common language, belonging to separate and distant cultures, differences in lifestyles and a gap between generations, the film describes a longing for closeness and seeks to examine the different forms through which intimacy can emerge.

Merch for Mutual Aid '25

An Online Fundraiser

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zoharbaranovitch@gmail.com

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I am an interdisciplinary artist, documentary filmmaker, and community organizer currently pursuing an MFA in the Design & Technology program at Parsons School of Design as a Fulbright fellow.I craft stories and systems with, about, and for humans in an era of humanization; asking how do we stay in ‘touch’ in a digital world?

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About

Take Off

An Experiential Video installation

The 2021 Jerusalem Design Week, themed Runaway Circus, explored hedonistic escape. The TAKEOFF exhibit transformed an attic into a surreal aircraft-inspired experience, blending fantasy and reality. Visitors stepped into mirrored units, confronting infinite reflections and the post-pandemic longing for travel. Unlike real flights, TAKEOFF offered no destination, focusing instead on introspection and transformation—suspended between places, realities, and climates, challenging the passage of time.

Kernel Thoughts

A narrative system

Interrogating the tension between physical and digital, simulation and stimulation, this real-time narrative is orchestrated across three distinct channels. By juxtaposing an iMessage chat, live system operations, and closed-captioned body sensations, the system demands a physical presence while revealing a bodylessness of its own.

Long Air

A Documentary Feature FIlm

The filmmaker joins her mother's annual visit to the house where the latter was born and raised in a village in Hong Kong. This house is still the home of the mother's 95-year-old father, the grandfather of the filmmaker, affectionately known as Gong Gong. The film spans several weeks, and follows the daily routine of the grandfather, mother and granddaughter, which takes place entirely in the compound of the house in the village. The shared and close stay reveals the different and changing relationships between the three generations, which exist in the face of deep gaps. Against the background of the lack of a common language, belonging to separate and distant cultures, differences in lifestyles and a gap between generations, the film describes a longing for closeness and seeks to examine the different forms through which intimacy can emerge.

Contour

A Video installation

The filmmaker joins her mother's annual visit to the house where the latter was born and raised in a village in Hong Kong. This house is still the home of the mother's 95-year-old father, the grandfather of the filmmaker, affectionately known as Gong Gong. The film spans several weeks, and follows the daily routine of the grandfather, mother and granddaughter, which takes place entirely in the compound of the house in the village. The shared and close stay reveals the different and changing relationships between the three generations, which exist in the face of deep gaps. Against the background of the lack of a common language, belonging to separate and distant cultures, differences in lifestyles and a gap between generations, the film describes a longing for closeness and seeks to examine the different forms through which intimacy can emerge.

Merch for Mutual Aid '25

An Online Fundraiser

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque euismod dictum semper. Proin volutpat purus lectus, non interdum odio tristique eu. Proin ullamcorper ornare egestas. Pellentesque sed porttitor magna. Nullam varius venenatis ligula, at sollicitudin ipsum ullamcorper at. Cras tincidunt elementum diam dignissim pretium. Cras porttitor ut nisi ut commodo. Aenean sed elit in velit aliquet rhoncus. Phasellus quis pellentesque massa. Sed non fringilla lectus. Pellentesque sodales placerat magna.

Time To Vote

An infographics-based website

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque euismod dictum semper. Proin volutpat purus lectus, non interdum odio tristique eu. Proin ullamcorper ornare egestas. Pellentesque sed porttitor magna. Nullam varius venenatis ligula, at sollicitudin ipsum ullamcorper at. Cras tincidunt elementum diam dignissim pretium. Cras porttitor ut nisi ut commodo. Aenean sed elit in velit aliquet rhoncus. Phasellus quis pellentesque massa. Sed non fringilla lectus. Pellentesque sodales placerat magna.

Bio

CV

About

zoharbaranovitch@gmail.com

LinkedIn

Instagram

I am an interdisciplinary artist, documentary filmmaker, and community organizer currently pursuing an MFA in the Design & Technology program at Parsons School of Design as a Fulbright fellow.I craft stories and systems with, about, and for humans in an era of humanization; asking how do we stay in ‘touch’ in a digital world?

Works

About

Take Off

An Experiential Video installation

​

The 2021 Jerusalem Design Week, themed Runaway Circus, explored hedonistic escape. The TAKEOFF exhibit transformed an attic into a surreal aircraft-inspired experience, blending fantasy and reality. Visitors stepped into mirrored units, confronting infinite reflections and the post-pandemic longing for travel. Unlike real flights, TAKEOFF offered no destination, focusing instead on introspection and transformation—suspended between places, realities, and climates, challenging the passage of time.

Kernel Thoughts

A narrative system

Interrogating the tension between physical and digital, simulation and stimulation, this real-time narrative is orchestrated across three distinct channels. By juxtaposing an iMessage chat, live system operations, and closed-captioned body sensations, the system demands a physical presence while revealing a bodylessness of its own.

Long Air

A Documentary Feature FIlm

The filmmaker joins her mother's annual visit to the house where the latter was born and raised in a village in Hong Kong. This house is still the home of the mother's 95-year-old father, the grandfather of the filmmaker, affectionately known as Gong Gong. The film spans several weeks, and follows the daily routine of the grandfather, mother and granddaughter, which takes place entirely in the compound of the house in the village. The shared and close stay reveals the different and changing relationships between the three generations, which exist in the face of deep gaps. Against the background of the lack of a common language, belonging to separate and distant cultures, differences in lifestyles and a gap between generations, the film describes a longing for closeness and seeks to examine the different forms through which intimacy can emerge.

Contour

A Video installation

The filmmaker joins her mother's annual visit to the house where the latter was born and raised in a village in Hong Kong. This house is still the home of the mother's 95-year-old father, the grandfather of the filmmaker, affectionately known as Gong Gong. The film spans several weeks, and follows the daily routine of the grandfather, mother and granddaughter, which takes place entirely in the compound of the house in the village. The shared and close stay reveals the different and changing relationships between the three generations, which exist in the face of deep gaps. Against the background of the lack of a common language, belonging to separate and distant cultures, differences in lifestyles and a gap between generations, the film describes a longing for closeness and seeks to examine the different forms through which intimacy can emerge.

Merch for Mutual Aid '25

An Online Fundraiser

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque euismod dictum semper. Proin volutpat purus lectus, non interdum odio tristique eu. Proin ullamcorper ornare egestas. Pellentesque sed porttitor magna. Nullam varius venenatis ligula, at sollicitudin ipsum ullamcorper at. Cras tincidunt elementum diam dignissim pretium. Cras porttitor ut nisi ut commodo. Aenean sed elit in velit aliquet rhoncus. Phasellus quis pellentesque massa. Sed non fringilla lectus. Pellentesque sodales placerat magna.

Time To Vote

An infographics-based website

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque euismod dictum semper. Proin volutpat purus lectus, non interdum odio tristique eu. Proin ullamcorper ornare egestas. Pellentesque sed porttitor magna. Nullam varius venenatis ligula, at sollicitudin ipsum ullamcorper at. Cras tincidunt elementum diam dignissim pretium. Cras porttitor ut nisi ut commodo. Aenean sed elit in velit aliquet rhoncus. Phasellus quis pellentesque massa. Sed non fringilla lectus. Pellentesque sodales placerat magna.

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Education

2027

Parsons School of Design NYC

MFA Design & Technology

2025

Tel-Aviv University

MFA (Unfinished) Documentary Filmmaking

2024

Design Academy Eindhoven

MA (Unfinished) Geo—Design

2023

Bezalel Academy of Art and Design

BFA (Hons) Screen Based Arts

2022

HKU | Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht

BFA (Exchange) Image & Media Technology

Experience

Jun ‘24 - Oct ‘24

Creative Director

Have You Seen The Horizon Lately? (NGO)

oct ‘23 - jan ‘24

Lead Coordinator

Have You Seen The Horizon Lately? (NGO)

Aug 23’ - dec 23’

Assistant Director

KAN | Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation

jan 20’ - dec 22’

Art Director

KNOBBLY Studio

Awards

Fulbright Fellowship

Fulbright Foundation

2025

Huayu Enrichment Scholarship

Taiwan Ministry of Education

2024

Best Graduation Film

Bezalel Academy of art and design

2023

Additional education

2024

National Taiwan University

Cert of Mandarin Chinese

2018

Central Saint Martins

Cert of Fashion Design

2017

Shenkar - Engineering. Design. Art.

Cert of Fashion Design

Features

Fulbright Foundation

Public Humanities Fellows

2025

Jerusalem Design Week

Featured Artist

2021

ZAZ10TS Times Square

Featured Artist

2020

Bio

About

zoharbaranovitch@gmail.com

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I am an interdisciplinary artist, documentary filmmaker, and community organizer currently pursuing an MFA in the Design & Technology program at Parsons School of Design as a Fulbright fellow.I craft stories and systems with, about, and for humans in an era of humanization; asking how do we stay in ‘touch’ in a digital world?