The performative research group Public Movement explores the creation of national, social, and political identities through public choreographies. By reenacting commemorative ceremonies, formal exercises from the youth scouts, or emergency procedures, the troupe examines the social choreography of public spaces. They study and reproduce the codes and symbols of what constitutes a nation-state, engaging audiences to realize their positions with the geopolitics of space. The Movement was founded in Tel Aviv in November 2006 by Omer Krieger and Dana Yahalomi, Yahalomi has been the director of the movement since 2011.