We have known actor, playwright, director and TV presenter Jason Danino-Holt for years, from the days when he was chosen to host on the European music channel “MTV” and served as a field reporter on “Good Evening with Guy Pines” and even participated in the docu-reality “Connected”. These days, Danino-Holt is taking part in the fascinating new exhibition “Raising the Shelter” that combines artists and businesses throughout the Noga urban complex in Jaffa, his residential neighborhood.
In his conversation with Iris Cole on 103fm, he told about the performance that he will reveal to the audience, and explained how his character and goals changed throughout his adolescence. “I have been a resident of the Noga neighborhood for years, this is my favorite neighborhood in the city,” he admitted. “Formed all kinds of artists who live in Noga to bring out works to the public space, and I had an exhibition in January, ‘Monogamy Kills.’ Take that statement out so people can think about it.
“I think I was always heavy-hearted, but the light-hearted performance was a livelihood for me and accessible so I was in it,” he said. Lots of years and I’m going back to them. At the pace I’m moving, it’s not very surprising to me if there’s another round, but adjusted. He created life with a lot more friction, but I get up in the morning and understand why I do what I do. “
At the end of his speech, Danino-Holt shared: “I have lived in the same apartment for five years, is it a bourgeoisie? Relative to me, yes. Do I have a baby on the way to surrogacy? No and no. I feel like I belong to my parents.”