The contributions and crises in Anat Glazer’s life have led her to embark on a spiritual quest. Along with the personal experiences and insights she has explored on this journey, she has come to discover that she is part of a growing human community, which feels that the culture of Western abundance and science do not provide an answer to the inner emptiness built into our human soul. On the contrary, accelerated technology and the "media revolution" only intensify the experience of alienation. The fact that Glazer is a carpenter alongside her intense love for wood, led her to try and share in this work, if only a little, the experience of being human - a thread that connects the energy of life, spirit and matter - earthly, changing and perishable. The wonders of the world take place all the time; fierce energies form and constantly evolve creating the world we live in.
If we were to tune into the depth of our body, with tender patience, we could sense that same energy within us and feel for a moment, as small as may be, the wholeness in temporary existence, the perfection of our immortality. 
In this work Glazer created a mobile made of poplar wood that includes a variety of techniques: woodturning, lamination, carving, gluing and bending. By touching the material and searching for fragile and delicate balance, she tried to create a space in which it is possible, even desirable, to lie on the ground and experience a personal inner revelation.
In this project Glazer strived to show the viewers a silent and objective moment of observation, a time standing still that allows for small reflections on the essence of life.