Liminal is a space oscillating between the known and the unknown, a threshold where something within us changes shape, before acquiring a name or identity.

Four women from diverse artistic disciplines, each in a different decade of life, explore explore the liminal passages of their personal journeys: between freedom and holding back, beginnings and endings, vital impulse and profound suspension. Their individual paths intertwine with the local experience: living through years of relentless war, while looking for hope. A parallel narrative is told throughout their journeys, echoing Yves Klein’s ground-breaking work in the 1960s, which gave physical presence to silenced wartime catastrophe. This dialogue demands an astute look at what the collective memory continuously represses, confronting the physical imprint of destruction.

Liminal resists quick fixes, knowing that the urge to resolve often forces drastic choices. Instead, it invites a shared presence within suspension and uncertainty, so that something new can emerge.

Alit Kreiz is an actress and lecturer who worked as a performance artist since 1997. Between 1999-2015 she was co-artistic director of A2 Company in London, which performed in major festivals across Europe. Between 2005-2015 she performed with the London-based group The People Show, a pioneering performance group in Britain.

Selected work: in Israel she created autobiographical performance works, some involving community participation: the Israel Festival 2024 (in collaboration with Ayelet Golan), Habait Theatre: 2023 and 2026, Tmu-na Theatre: 2006–2020. Site-specific performance works involving the community: Tel Aviv Museum of Art – audio works in the exhibition Craft and Leisure (curated by Galit Gaon), Imagine a Museum (curated by Ruti Direktor). Petah Tikva Museum of Art: The Way We Are (curated by Irena Gordon). In Jerusalem: Voice of the Word Festival at Hazira Theatre, Manofim festival, Hamiffal – Center for Contemporary Art, Mekudeshet festival. In Tel Aviv: Gindi Complex, Atarim Square Social Space, Loveing Art. Making Art. festival; Foothold festival, Lod; Haifa Museum of Art, and more.