Video loop, 6 min, Proress 422, 16:9 

A father and his son find themselves alone, naked, and lost in the Golf Course of Caesarea. They seek a way to ease the tension that seems to characterize their relation with the landscape. The dichotomy between the awkward aesthetics of the contrived nature of the Golf Course and the latitude of the naked bodies creates a phantasmagoric tale about the relation among myth, modern culture, and the human desire to mark territory.