In a live vj lecture performance, ‘WISP’ follows a flight route across media and human experiences. Through acrobatic DIY FPV drones freestyle movements, video transmitters and military flight simulations, the flying gaze compresses civic spaces as possible battlefields, navigating the present as ruins.

Danielle Kaganov is an artist and filmmaker based in France. Her work includes films, installations, and performances. Her practice is concerned with the creation of alternative narratives around media, politics, and the body. Kaganov graduated from Le Fresnoy – Studio National des Arts Contemporains (2025), and was a HISK resident in 2023. Her films have been presented at IDFA in Amsterdam, DocLisboa in Lisbon, and Dokufest in Prizren (2026). Her recent solo exhibition took place at Atelier Rogiers in Brussels (2026). She has received several awards, including the Cooper Prize (2017), first prize at the TISFF experimental competition (2020), and the Ilana Elovic Prize (2022).

Jonathan Om is a filmmaker and artist who explores various relations to power through projects that transpire at the intersection of creativity and crisis. Om has participated in exhibitions at various art spaces such as Neue Galerie Graz, NKR - Neuer Kunstraum, CDR Holon, European Media Art Festival (EMAF), Galerie im Turm, and IKOB Museum of Contemporary Art. He has participated in film festivals such as Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin, Max Ophüls, Lago Film Fest, Jerusalem Film Festival, Docaviv, among others. Om was an artist-in-residence in Greenland, Denmark, Austria, Germany, and Israel/Palestine.

WISP is presented as part of Double Booking, a series of time-based events that invites artists to collaborate and work alongside or in succession with one another, seeking to examine the point of encounter and the possibilities that arise from their pairing.

Curator: Shahar Mizrahi

Duration: 60 minutes

Admission: 40₪

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