No longer a museum: The art world opened in an ancient cave in Jaffa

In Old Jaffa, Lucid Dream has opened – an immersive art space in a 300-year-old building, featuring 10 rooms, a historic cave, and works by over 30 artists. More than 50,000 visitors have already come to the place, which invites the audience to become part of the creation.

In Old Jaffa, Lucid Dream has opened – a living immersive art space housed in a stone building about 300 years old. The venue spans two floors and includes 10 rooms, among them a historic cave, combining sculpture, light, sound, video projections, and digital technology. Over 50,000 visitors have already visited the site. Founder Shahar Bloom explains: "Art is only half of the creation; the other half is the person who enters it." The space appeals to couples, groups, families, and art lovers, offering an experience with no prescribed route. Photography is allowed without flash, but accessibility is limited due to the building's historic nature.