Hed - 𐤄𐤃
(Echo)
Rituals in sound, light, and motion
𐤄𐤃 - 𐤄𐤃𐤉𐤌 - 𐤄𐤃𐤄𐤅𐤃
𐤀) Hed 𐤄𐤃 is a Book of Rituals - written in Phoenician letters, in ancient Hebrew language.
𐤁) Inside 𐤄𐤃 are ceremonial rules and descriptions of the instruments that bring them to life - acts and tools that generate an augmented reality through sound, movement, and presence: devices that extend the senses, bend sound, and open the room into another layer of reality.
𐤂) there are two main experiences you have with Hed 𐤄𐤃, one is private the other is collective:
𐤄𐤃𐤉𐤌 - Hedim (Echoes) - a participant steps alone into the space, wearing a set of movement sensors and headphones. inside they participate in a one-on-one ritual.
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𐤄𐤃𐤄𐤅𐤃 - "Hidhud" (Resonance) - a group session of a sound based augmented realty session.
𐤃) Each encounter is a small shift in perception, a reminder that magic can appear in the simplest acts: listening, moving, pausing, echoing.
Extracts from the process
𐤀𐤅𐤓𐤉 are rituals shaped by fire.
Fire becomes both instrument and character.
flickering in real time, shaping the atmosphere with every movement.
The motion of the fire transforms the sound.
light is the composer, and light its living language.
𐤒𐤉𐤃𐤄 are rituals shaped by movement
The body becomes both spell and instrument.
Every gesture, every breath, shapes the atmosphere in real time.
The motion of the body transforms the sound.
Small gestures bend the frequencies.
A turn of the spine alters the rhythm.
𐤌𐤉𐤋𐤄 are rituals shaped by words
When a word is repeated enough times, it stops being a word - It becomes a portal.
Hed 𐤄𐤃 listens and response
In these rituals, spoken repetition awakens sound.
in terms of production:
Hed is a flexible and evolving project that can take many forms:
an intimate one-on-one ceremony, or a shared ritual designed for larger audiences.
It can take place indoors or outdoors, adapting to the space it inhabits - from theaters and galleries to public or remote locations.
While the full premiere is planned for summer 2026, Hidhud is already being presented in various formats and stages of development.
It can currently be experienced as a trial session, workshop, or site-specific encounter.
