Around the Table in 80 Min.

Four works share a table with one another and the audience. They play with the concept of language and expose layers of memory and time.

They draw lines on the Tab, connecting lines which depict intimacy and overseas distance.

One crouches at the corner of the table, waiting for a turn. A second overturns the “order” of the Passover seder, promising forgetfulness.

The third voluntarily migrates between the audiences and is forcibly ousted. The fourth plays Five stones with the painful language of her heart.