It is a large scale project, with the sewn textile collages spilling from the sky. Within it, double realities reveal themselves, with dark elements penetrating fiery colors. The artist invites the spectators to "lose themselves on a frenzied shipwreck".
The installation evolved out of Avissar interest in flags as symbols and signals. An object representing a place, a group of people, or a certain opinion, the flag also demarcates territory and functions as a declaration of ownership and belonging. Avissar interest in the flag expresses his wish to unravel and reassemble (also literally) its common attributes, as well as the twofold act of marking and unmarking that it produces by nature.
The installation consists of sixteen large, colorful sails ranging from the abstract to the personal - disassembled and fragmented flags like. Each sail is constructed from pieces of cloth that vary in size, design, and texture. The cloths are connected to each other via Sisyphean manual sewing. These banners carry abstract shapes, and present an interplay between pure form and color, combined with motifs reminiscent of tribal art. The cloths are sewn and interconnected so as to create a complex that does not yield to any single interpretation, but rather aims to create a new realm that expands the boundaries of possibility.