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Writing

Individual artworks and series

Untitled Babushkas

Wandering Jew

Beneath that,
the paving stones

NO HARD FEELINGS

“Knobl III”: knobl—soup!

To Me You’re Beautiful

We Will Outlive Them

He Had His Lunch and
I Had Mine

cry, without words

It begins in a fall

No one belongs here
more than anxious
I N V U
The Art Yard

Is it better yet?

Selected solo exhibitions

Lights and Perfections

The Eternal

you’d be home by now

“Knobl II”: Knobl Hearts

“Knobl One”: Shum Klum

When a poor man eats a
chicken, one of them is sick
(but we sing, we still sing)

Rather owe you
than not pay you



The Eternal


Rosh Hashanah—the Jewish new year—is a sacred time when the book of life and the book of the dead are opened and we are written in. This year, the artist asks, what has been held for them along the heavy journey of history? And what do they want to hold now? Interrogating the curse of and finding the blessing in the “Wandering Jew,” the central work of this textile installation, which falls on Rosh Hashanah, uses all the fabric the artist brought to Warsaw when they evacuated their apartment in Ukraine in early 2022.



Exhibition view: The Eternal, Studio One Toi Tū, Auckland (2023). Photo: Abigail Dell’Avo.


Wandering Jew (2022). Hand-quilted cotton. 50” x 50”. Photo: Matavai Taulangau. 


Wandering Jew (2022) (details). Hand-quilted cotton. 50” x 50”. Photos: Matavai Taulangau.