The four Wertheim sisters, Noa, Tali, Rina and Merav, desired a life respectful of the cycles of nature – a place of harmony among artistic expression , social responsibility and sustainability. A place where they could live together, create, educate and make a difference. Together with their partners and their families, the Wertheim sisters founded the Vertigo Eco-Art Village, creating a family model based on an ecological and social ideology - one that can be disseminated and passed from community to community and thus broadening and deepening its impact. Overlooking the historic site where King David defeated Goliath, Vertigo Eco-Art Village is situated in Kibbutz Netiv Ha Lamed Hei, midway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in Israel’s rural Elah Valley.