"The Magic Door" was an educational TV show in the early 70's in Israel which aimed to teach kids how to be safe in the street. The show used magic and science-fiction to convey
its message, demonstrated by a big eye with a screen inside it that showed the outside world in real time. This 'eye' was located at a magician's store. When a dangerous situation occurred, the magician's store went haywire and the magician used a magic wheel to pan over the streets to find the location of the danger. Once located, the magician used a magic bell to make the person in danger appear in the store instantly.
30 years later, the concept of live surveillance cameras has become a common phenomenon. The installation examines the evolution of live surveillance cameras and location people using global positioning, and the shift from science fiction into reality.

* 'coincidentally' the artist was one of the two star kids in the show