The project offers an experimental space for creating a symbiosis between agriculture and culture, located in the abandoned agricultural farm between the moshavim of Tzafria and Hemed, west of Ben Gurion Airport. The intervention consists of a series of actions that penetrate the ground, emerge from it, and engage with the existing structures, inspired by the "Land Art" movement. The aim is to redefine the abandoned space to enable connection, movement, and growth. The project seeks to explore the potential of merging agriculture and culture and examine how architectural tools can facilitate a meeting that emphasizes roots, identity, and locality. The design focuses on connecting the local communities and nearby streams while preserving historical structures and integrating landscape and sculptural elements into the environment.