Exhibitions
A Contemporary Artistic Practice Rooted in Popular Culture and Jewish Identity
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Since 2020, Claude Moshe Kemoun has exhibited his work in both solo and group exhibitions across Israel. Through painting, ballpoint pen drawings, and a visual language inspired by popular culture, he explores themes of faith, identity, society, and spirituality in the contemporary world.
His works offer multiple layers of interpretation: an immediate, often playful visual experience, followed by a deeper reflection on the human condition, tradition, and the evolving challenges of modern life.
2022
Moutar (מותר)
Tapuz
Claude Moshe Kemoun’s first solo exhibition, Moutar, explored the tensions between social norms, individual freedom, and religious life. Through a visual language inspired by popular culture, the exhibition questioned the boundaries between what is permitted, expected, and transgressive.
Pop Yidish
Miklat Gallery, Bar-Ilan University
A group exhibition exploring the relationship between popular culture, Jewish heritage, and contemporary artistic expression.
2021
Black Light
Geula Gallery
A group exhibition examining contrast, tension, and the multiple layers of perception through diverse contemporary artistic practices.
Buffer Zone (אזור חיץ)
Tapuz Gallery
A collective exploration of the physical, cultural, and symbolic spaces that shape identity and human experience.
Gan Be Eden (גן בעדן)
Tapuz Gallery
A group exhibition bringing together artists around themes of paradise, memory, and the collective imagination.
Graduation Exhibition
Midracha School of Art
Presentation of works created during the artist’s academic studies, showcasing the culmination of his artistic development.
2020
Graduation Exhibition
Pardes School of Art
The artist’s first public presentation of a body of work, marking the beginning of his professional artistic journey.