performed by Inbar Elkayam and Diane Gemsch

Premiered in June 2025 in Zürich

Hetz/ חֵץ is a 15 minutes duet that explores
individuality within society, where the desire to
belong blurs the line between free will and
collective influence, revealing our shared
illusion of choice.

Confined to the same space and orientation, two
performers engage in a continuous physical
dialogue. Their movements oscillate between
synchronicity and divergence, exposing the
tension between belonging and autonomy.
Through rhythm, repetition, and proximity, the
choreography investigates how personal agency
unfolds within systems — both shaping and
short synopsis being shaped by the structures that hold us.


Choreographed & performed by Inbar Elkayam

Premiered in June 2024 in Zürich

“INSIGHT” is an exploration of the intricate relationship between perception and reality. Through a captivating blend of movement, gesture, and visual imagery, the piece delves into the complexities of human experience, challenging the boundaries between the seen and unseen, the familiar and the unknown.

Rooted in contemporary dance, INSIGHT unfolds as a journey of transformation, where each gesture tells a story, and each movement reveals a hidden layer of meaning. As the performers navigate this journey, the audience is invited to question their own perspectives, shedding light on the elusive nature of truth and understanding.


Choreographed & performed by Inbar Elkayam

Premiered in 2021 at Kibbutz Gaaton, Israel

“Rebirth(st)ing” is an exploration of self through the medium of vibration, delving into the depths of the soul. This performance is a journey towards shedding layers of identity, aiming to uncover a purer truth. The inspiration for this solo stemmed from an in-depth study of Solfeggio frequencies, a series of seven powerful tones that resonate with and elevate our chakras.

“Rebirth(st)ing” marks a significant leap in Inbar Elkayam’s artistic journey. The production has been met with acclaim from diverse audiences, reflecting its profound impact and artistic merit. The solo’s improvisational nature allows it to remain fresh and adaptable, changing subtly with each performance. In its most recent rendition, the piece was performed at the Trittli Gasse gallery in Zurich, in collaboration with Britt Edelman during her “Chairs and Sea” exhibition.


Premiered in 2018 at Haarlem, Netherlands

Performed by eight dancers, Fade In is a dance theater piece that draws inspiration from the vibrant and complex world of nightclubs. It delves into the realms of social behavior and human interactions, reflecting on the multifaceted identities we adopt in different social settings – as individuals, within a peer group, and as part of a larger community.

Fade In was developed for the Junior Dance Program of Dance In Art in Haarlem.


Premiered in 2017 at Rishon-Lezion, Israel

This emotionally charged piece features performers Inbar Elkayam, David Satni, Nofar Gal, and Ayelet Avreham. The narrative centers around an elderly woman grappling with Alzheimer’s, portrayed through interactions with past versions of herself. This touching performance explores the impact of memory loss on relationships, oscillating between humor, sadness, and empathy. Inspired by changes in her grandmother’s health, Inbar uses this production to explore challenging themes with a mix of movement and humor.