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In the works of Neta Fischer, the public bomb shelter—a space meant for protection—becomes a site of struggle. Through performative actions in which her body surrenders, collapses, and fights to regain its hold, she exposes a charged relationship between architectural planning and bodily existence. The work offers no rest; it moves between geographic documentation and sensory physical action, where the body longs for a moment of stillness but remains in constant motion. In this way, the shelter is revealed not only as a physical structure, but as a psychological state of alertness, survival, and loss of stability.