The "Living Room" series was created after sessions of interviews Maya took with and elderly Jewish Gentleman who described his Berlin home prior to World War II in Maya's ears.
Later she went on an extensive research of the era in order to reconstruct a computer 3D visualization of this house.  The result is this series of 4 prints which depict a typical Jewish home in Berlin of the 1930's. 
The 4 pieces surround the viewer standing in the middle of the experience, creating a house of their own and invite the viewer to "visit" the house, or more precisely, voyage through our collective memory. 
"Living Room" addresses an extinct German Jewish past from the period prior to World War II.  
Memories of this world relate to concrete places that, due to forced immigration, exist now at a great distance (of both time and space).
Gallery Talk with Amitai Mendelsohn, Curator of Israeli Art at the Israel Museums (Hebrew only): Click here