Jerusalem - Between Body and Landscape

 Where dance, nature, and technology come together in a unique VR experience.

Audiences are invited to experience an original 360° dance film through VR headsets, where choreography, cinematography, and landscape merge into a powerful encounter between the human body and the natural environment of Jerusalem.

Filmed at some of the city's most remarkable outdoor locations, including the Gazelle Valley, the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens, and the Tisch Family Zoological Gardens (Biblical Zoo) the work offers a fresh perspective on the relationship between nature, urban life, and shared existence.

Following the screening, audiences are invited to meet the creators for a conversation, live demonstration, and behind-the-scenes look at the artistic and technological process behind the project.

The event offers an intimate, multisensory, and innovative way to experience Jerusalem, inviting participants to reflect on the evolving relationship between people, nature, and technology.

Suitable for a wide range of audiences, including young adults, families, and anyone with an interest in art, nature, innovation, and immersive experiences.

Presented as part of the SiderTarbut Program, supported by the Mandel Foundation and managed by The Jerusalem Foundation.

Dates August 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19 & 20

Daily sessions:

5:00 PM and 6:30 PM

Duration: Approximately 1 hour