“These are old toys no longer in use. But they are not just static objects, they are also memories. At bedtime, I would give these toys different personalities – transforming them to create new characters for my daughters. It’s interesting to look back at these toys, which were once active parts of our lives. Today, I see these toys as an extension of my practice – taking everyday objects that we largely ignored for their ubiquity, and reawakening their value for us by presenting them in a different light, usually with a dual narrative. There is always another way of looking at things, an alternative perspective, a different way of seeing and understanding what’s going on.” — Noma Bar
