The inspiration to create this piece came from The Dybbuk. An early 20th century play, written by S. Ansky, that was originally titled Between Two Worlds. It is based on a Jewish folklore about a young woman named Leah who, on her wedding day, was possessed by her lover Channon. He had died when he found out she was engaged to someone else and spoiler alert! She ends up with Channon, not the man she was betrothed to. The dress Landau submerged is a replica of the one worn by the theater actress who played Leah. It first symbolizes her possession and when it turns from black to white, with its crystallization, it then represents her wedding gown.