The place offers a unique perspective on Gazelle Valley in Jerusalem—an enclave of nature nestled within the heart of the bustling city. Captured through security cameras, the valley appears different from how visitors typically experience it—distant, fragmented, and almost surreal. The gazelle, a noble and sensitive creature, exists in the delicate tension between wilderness and urban life between freedom and constant surveillance. The visual composition is intertwined with rhythmic percussion sounds, carefully embedded to accentuate the gazelles’ movements—turning them into a dance, a heartbeat that connects wildlife, the city, and the mechanisms that observe them. Alongside the video, the project also includes large-format film photography of the valley. These still images enhance the notion of frozen time, offering another layer of observation—one that contrasts with the fluidity of movement in the video and further emphasizes the unique atmosphere of the place. This piece explores how we perceive nature in an industrialized, monitored world and invites the viewer to reconsider the meaning of freedom, visibility, and control in the modern era.