Gil & Moti:

Gil & Moti, written by William Easton, is a monographic study of the collaborative practice of the artist duo Gil & Moti. The publication

examines their performative, relational, and socially engaged works, which often unfold over extended periods and are grounded in everyday situations, personal encounters, and negotiated interactions.

Easton situates Gil & Moti’s practice within broader debates on participation, ethics, and the politics of intimacy in contemporary art. The book addresses how the artists deliberately blur distinctions between private life and artistic production, using their own relationship, social networks, and lived experiences as both material and method. Through documentation, analysis, and contextual reflection, Gil & Moti positions the duo’s work as a sustained inquiry into collaboration, authorship, and responsibility, offering a critical perspective on art as a form of social practice embedded in real-world relations rather than representational distance.