For two weeks, Public Movement studied the relations between youth, passion and pioneering, the tension between the longing for the land from afar (Sehnsucht) and the physical practices of nation building, and examined the physical and choreographic expressions of the yearning for Zion/Palestine/Israel. In those couple of weeks, in addition their actions at the Israeli Center for Digital Art, Public Movement also worked in Neve Arazim neighborhood (that surrounds the Center), in Holon’s city center and in a wheat field. Public Movement was founded in December 2006 by Omer Krieger and Dana Yahalomi, the latter assumed sole leadership in 2011. For more information or inquiries about this unreleased video, visit: http://www.publicmovement.org/
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