Works that only finish when your community joins in.
These are not works you view from a distance. They are works that require your presence, your touch — and your community — to become complete.
"The artwork is incomplete without the viewer's engagement. The work continues beyond the art itself — into the world."
Living Lights
Signature pieceStanding 10 feet tall and 18 feet wide, Living Lights is a touch-activated menorah that only comes alive through human participation. Eight luminous torches await quietly in the dark — each one ignited by the warmth of a human hand.
When all eight are activated together, a special light show is triggered — a celebration of the truth that the whole of our collective light is greater than the sum of our individual parts.
"The world says that where light is thrown you can see hidden blemishes. Chasidic teaching says that where light is shown you can see another's hidden beauty."
— Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak of Lubavitch
The Community Mezuzah Experience
Community installation
Every Jewish building needs a mezuzah. This project turns that moment into a shared community experience and a permanent piece of the building itself.
Students, families, congregants, and community members each create an individual Hebrew letter that is placed inside a large custom mezuzah at the entrance of the new space. The letters remain there permanently — making every person who took part part of the story of the building for years to come.
Each participant chooses a letter that means something to them — the first letter of their name, a family name, someone special. Using small hammers, they shape the metal letter by hand, then add color and pattern to make it their own. When each person steps forward and places their letter inside the mezuzah, letter by letter it becomes a portrait of the community.
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