Returning to Zadik Gallery in their Phantom exhibition, the two street artists – Dede and Latzi interlace the film that could be weaved during their street action hours.

Exterior, street, 4AM.

Two artists (35) in disguise attach, spray, draw and paint on deserted buildings.

Dima (48) the regular street dweller, circles them, grabs a piece of cardboard rushes to the corner. Spreads it on the sidewalk, assumes sleeping position. Aliens from the green planet land right-by him to capture the cats’ pupils. Lady Amanda and Coldblood (30, 40 transvestites) switch high-heels for sneakers. Teenage party-animals stumble home; a mongrel stalks them and is adopted into their intoxicated bosom. Sarit, the black spider prowls for her next victim. Anwar (7) the collaborator’s sick child will probably live because he almost survived the night. The newspaper distributor’s scooter coughs. At a distance, in the sea, a ship capsizes. Birds switch position. A trash-truck passes by. Cats bolt from the aliens in loud wails except for the miserable captured one about to soar into the sky in a green spaceship. Moshe Medalia, awakened by the noise, calls the Police. Debutant detective Gal Gadot buttons her black leather jacket, and mounts a powerful motorcycle to

Phantom is the name of an HD camera replacing the movie camera. It is powerful, capable of shooting 50 frames per second of high resolution film with almost natural colors. Phantom is also a word describing DEDE and LATZI’s state as they approach the streets: present yet invisible, spectators yet uninvolved, responding to night reality to create excitement at daytime. Ghosts create a 15 centimeter high-resolution film strip in the gallery.