My work investigates the intersection of Jewish legacy and lived experience by questioning, imagining, and reinterpreting Jewish jurisprudence and traditions. As an artist, I am interested in not only what we remember, but how we remember and how we pass information to successive generations.

When a critical examination of the beliefs and traditions each of us in indoctrinated into is undertaken, issues of distortion and perception arise. Every time a story is retold it takes on a new life, simultaneously preventing that specific information from being lost to history while slowly transforming into something new altogether.

And sometimes I just make work about my dogs...glorified in neon.

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