Choreography: Amir Kolben
Music: Collage
Dancers / Artistic collaborators: Tzvika Hizikiaz, Joshua Ray Sutton, Mor Birger Havatzelet, Sharon Cohen, Sonia Zwolska, Noa Binyamin, Charlie Morton, Einat Palit, and Hen Bezalel

"In an endless ocean of void, the soul of the world swam. Her name was Ora.
She carried within her all the seeds of the universe that was yet to be born."

Sof Sof is a creation about endings – and the beginnings that emerge from them.
About the moments of pause between what was and what has not yet taken shape.

Through the figure of Ora, the soul of the world, Kolben Dance explores transition – not as an end, but as transformation. Not as loss, but as an invitation to change.

The performance invites us to linger – not to rush to define, but to listen.
Can we recognize those first moments, when a new reality starts to form – even if it is still quiet, still invisible?

When the end has arrived, but the beginning has yet to be seen – are we experiencing loss, or possibility?

Sof Sof moves along the line between the invisible and the inevitable, asking us to slow down, to feel, and to allow something new to emerge – from within the stillness.