Waking Life 2013, 2016

Human touch and physical relationships are growing hazier in the age of social networks

and virtual interactions. Intimacy lacks simple body gestures of caress and touch.

Waking life , seeks to realize new mental encounters and expressions of care through

digital realms and questions our short termed enthusiasm to set new encounters.

As opposed to what we know from machine/ body interaction,  here we are

asked to wait, patiently and still. It is with very slow hand gestures only, that we can

expose timid and intangible characters. As long as we will wait, they will set a slow and

steady relation with us, coming toward us and becoming vivid and clear.

With any false or un-synced movement, they will dissolve again.

The project is site specific portraying scenes and characters from the site it is set in.

Waking Life was first realised and inspired at the Hansen House in Jerusalem then exhibited at Kiev