Standing at the top of the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, while everyone else was looking up at the grand Lady, I was looking down at her shadow. I was struck by how many freedoms I am blessed to have. At the same time, […]
Month: June 2014
Rooted in Time; Rooted in Space
Rooted in Time, Rooted in Space: BaYamim HaHem BaZ’man HaZeh Wall Hanging for Sukkah Inspired by my daughter Hannah’s idea, this somewhat literal-cum-symbolic piece evokes the celebration of Sukkoth, making us “eydim” – witnesses – to the personal feelings of insecurity and dependence on G-d […]
Seeking Comfort and Assurance in Auschwitz
I framed this close in for a claustrophobic feeling. After several days cramped in a cattle car without food, water, privy, or privacy; after snarling dogs and shouting guards; after a humiliating selection and a dismissive wave off to one side, the mother sees massive […]
Prague’s Old Cemetery
This ancient cemetery’s name is “Beyt Chaim”, which translates to “House of Life”. A suitable place to pray. One’s heart can really cry here.
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