Adam Kaplan is a graduate of The Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem and at Universität der Künste Berlin. Focusing on nostalgia, club culture and the “military entertainment complex”, his works deals with the way pop culture defines our memory. Growing up as a gamer in 1990’s Jerusalem, he was influenced by the intense relation between political turmoils and technological shifts of that time: military occupation on the television, exploding busses on the street, GTA on the computer. A mode of mixed perception between computer gameplays, news narratives and CGI realities. He has presented his work at various exhibitions and festivals, including Berlinale Forum Expanded, HKW (Berlin), ICA London, CCA Tel Aviv, Salt Galata (Istanbul), and CPH:DOX (Copenhagen).