The invention of the wheel, the discovery of penicillin or the birth of artificial intelligence - the transition from one historical epoch to the next is often triggered by innovative thrusts in technology and society. Moving, almost hectic. Later supplemented by darkly smouldering electronic elements.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
In the early 21st century, humanity faces a multitude of new challenges, the crushing weight of which is straining social coexistence to the breaking point. Ticking, with a worrying undertone.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
In an increasingly digitalised world, it is important to learn basic skills in dealing with technology in order to be able to participate actively and self-determinedly in the digital society. Lively and curious.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
The Paris Agreement of 2015 was signed by almost 200 countries and is considered a milestone in global climate policy. But unfortunately, despite all the good intentions, there is a lack of implementation. Urgent.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
The Internet of Things promises a new era of connected devices and smart technology that makes our lives easier and more efficient. Innovative and uplifting.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
The constant acceleration of everyday life through technology and modern work culture can lead to stress, burnout and the neglect of important social and personal needs. Is this what we really want? Breathlessly hectic.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
Modern military tactics provide governments with the means to bring international conflicts to a quick end more efficiently than ever before. However, more diplomatic ways of conflict resolution should not be lost sight of. Worrying with smouldering electronic elements and a hectic beat in the background.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
The demands of modern workers on their working environment have changed - and with them the demands of trade unions and associations in industrial action. Argumentative.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
The COVID 19 pandemic has plunged many of us into a spiral of fear and uncertainty. More and more people are imagining supposedly deadly germs on every surface of public space. Restless-driven.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
Over the centuries, our cities have grown into modern megacities. Concrete and private vehicles compete with people for the few remaining urban spaces. Oppressive.
Composed by Rotem Hecht
