The Road Map by Multiplicity

Art and Culture, improvising public spaces

The Road Map (2003) is the result of an experiment carried out in order to measure the density of border devices characterizing the social space of the surrounding area of Jerusalem. The two taxi journeys - one undertaken by an Israeli passenger and the other

by a Palestinian - underline the extraordinary entanglement of zones, borders and control points which make this region one of the hardest in the world to inhabit. Their project creates a strong connection amongst the specific problems of the village and the

background of the relationship between Israeli and Palestinian people within the context of Israel today.

There are no public or other spaces, but homes* in Ein Hawd, the project was exhibited in the unders construction home of one of the villagers.

*there is one occupied mosque, a small village office cabin that is also used as a storage space and the occupied school.

*since July 2008, the villagers has also the golden heart pavilion