Art and politics intersect at the Venice Biennale, where Israeli artist Belu-Simion Fainaru seeks common ground.
The ideal of art as a lofty, apolitical sphere is compromised in a imperfect world where politics and authority figures exert influence.
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The intersection of art and politics has implications for the role of art in society
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