Improvisation is the act of creating something without prior planning — something new and different — over a certain period of time. The origin of the Hebrew word for "improvisation" (iltur) is a combination of "al" (on) and "atar" (place, in Aramaic), meaning "on the spot." Improvisation can lead to the invention of new patterns of thought, new methods, structures, symbols, and ways of acting.

The exhibition seeks to explore, through the works on display, how the concept of local improvisation is expressed today across various fields of creation: visual art, photography, design, and digital media. Each creative field uses improvisation differently, and it is manifested in three forms: object, action, and thought.

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