A live installation in the archives of the Jerusalem Municipality. Participants: Director of the Archives: Michael Mahalar, Hacham Ephraim Levy, copies a letter from R.S. on behalf of the Spanish community; Sameh Odeh, homeless man from East Jerusalem.

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The archive preserves the past, the past shapes the future. Not everything goes into the archives.

Who's the producer? Who's the director? Who's the screenwriter?

With the understanding that the archive stores information, with which the narrative of the future will be built, the story we will tell ourselves about ourselves, and knowing that not everything enters the archive, and that in its construction there is a work of design and curation of the future narrative, I turned the archive into a cinematic set. The main idea was to perpetuate the "narrative work" that takes place in the archives every day, hour by hour, which imagines, in some ways, writing a script according to which future generations will understand themselves. In the set I built, the archive workers dealt with their usual business, fulfilled their duties as they always do, but they were illuminated in a different light,

that highlighted the creative aspect of their work. He was greeted by visitors at the entrance to the homeless cinematic set that lives on the streets of Jerusalem, and above it was a bright poster, issued to mark the city's 3,000th anniversary celebrations. The homeless man turned the handle of a jukebox awarded to the former mayor of Barkat by a mayor in Germany.