Sauntering - the act of walking in public without purpose or direction - is a crucial aspect of the slowdown culture. Sauntering allows us to look at public space differently, discover places we didn't know, listen to the urban sound, and break up the monotony of modern life.

The book follows an individual and subjective sauntering experience in the city center of Jerusalem. It attempts to capture and document places and things that are geographically close to us but far from our everyday gaze.

In this book you are exposed to a collection of subjective experiences, but also invited to roam through the spaces described in it for yourself. You can locate points of interest along the way and wander the existing / imagined space without any direction.