Morendo is an Italian musical term that indicates how a passage in a piece of music should be performed. The term is translated in Dutch as dying away. 
Morendo is also a 2-channel video installation, a testimony of a random and accidental encounter that took place about 3 years ago between a former couple, the divorced parents of the artist. The meeting of the couple, who had been married for 20 years, took place after they had not spoken or seen each other for six years. 
The space of the installation is divided into two equal parts, and each screen is placed on one side of the space. The viewer has to choose his position in space, between each screen and each parent. The mother is located on a stage and being used as a one woman band. Whenever she is playing, the scene changes on the opposite screen, which displays the father. He is photographed at a unique solar power station that is currently under construction, located in the south of Israel. This station produces a complex mechanism that enables the generation of electricity by means of encounter between solar mirrors and sun rays.
A dominant aspect of the testimony is the sound they have heard in the described moments. They both emphasize the mother's honk in the car, which remains as an echo in the memory of the event. In that sense, the repetitive honk can be heard again and again in different variations through the mother's playing.