Inspired by S. Ansky’s 1916 play titled Dybbuk, Israeli artist Sigalit Landau created an eight-part photo series called Salt Bride. In 2014, Landau submerged a black gown in the Dead Sea, and he recently took it from the salt-rich waters. The salt crystal gown is on display at London’s Marlborough Contemporary until September 3rd.
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