Artist Paul Taylor has lived and worked in Jerusalem for decades. In this portrait he reflects on the essence of making art — as a way of staying alive, resisting mediocrity, and transforming raw materials into something luminous. Through steel and graphite, working from his Jerusalem studio, he creates from passion, intensity, and a refusal to yield to despair. He is passionate, conflicted, restless, dissatisfied — and, as he insists, with a highly developed sense of humour.
A quiet note when a new film is released. Nothing else.
