Shribut - Squiggle - This is the work of the artist Angus Muyer from New Zealand. Long neon tubes are curved in the form of countless strikes, ink pen paintings, and simple squiggles. They entice visitors to walk between them and feel the depth of space and the transience of time, through constantly changing shades of light. It seems that everything is floating around, and only you yourself are the only island of permanence in this moving ocean of nonsense.
The blue route starts on Tsakhal Square (opposite the city hall), runs along the walls of the Old City and ends at the entrance to the Western Wall. This is the longest route. At the end of the route there is a stop of special buses, which, having rounded the old city, will take you back to the starting point and you can go on another route: either green or red. Green goes along the northern walls of the Old City, and the red passes through the city from the Jaffa Gate to the New Gate. The festival takes place every day from June 26 to July 4 from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm, except for Fridays.
