In this exhibition, artist Ayelet Amrani Navon explored themes of law, justice, and protection through an intimate performance and direct engagement with the audience. The centerpiece was an installation called "Privileged Space," where she examined personal identity and institutional secrecy. The work critiqued the justice system and its guiding values using a satirical approach.
As part of the exhibition, the artist held one-on-one sessions where she helped participants create symbolic wills with no monetary value. This process turned the space into a "laboratory" for personal encounters and responses. Amrani Navon described her performance as unique, physical, and interactive. Each session was like a small ritual, where participants could reflect on themselves and their connection to others in a familiar setting that took on new meaning.

Photography: Tal Nissim