This site brings together my art and photography. What connects them? Intimacy, presence, and emergence—along with spaciousness, gesture, and curiosity.
These qualities are not separate threads, but part of the same unfolding conversation. Whether I’m holding a camera or working with materials by hand, I’m listening for what wants to surface—allowing space for something honest and unguarded to appear.
In all forms, my process is layered and evolving. I engage in research when it’s needed, and I invite curiosity and wonder to guide the work. Both disciplines ask me, in different ways, to become invisible.
I welcome reflections and responses to any aspect of the work—even to its sources.
Over time, I began to notice that the same listening required in art and photography was asking something more of me. In addition to designing interactive community art projects, my becoming calls me to return to the work of the soul. The gesture of stepping back so something else can emerge is not only artistic—it is relational, spiritual, and deeply human.
I offer sessions to people who are walking with questions in their lives, to accompany them on their paths—especially at thresholds of change, loss, or awakening.
My training includes Integrated Kabbalistic Healing, Sky Dancing Tantra, meditation, and ongoing study with Thomas Hübl in mystical principles and the healing of individual, ancestral, and collective trauma. I have studied grief-tending rituals with Francis Weller. Currently, my practice includes individual sessions and small community ceremonies devoted to the apprenticeship with sorrow, incorporating wisdom from many traditions.
I offer sessions that allow people to access their curiosity, their inner wisdom, and what is emergent—so as to live their lives “as if they were a work of art.” — Abraham Joshua Heschel
If this interests you , please contact me through the website. It would be an honor to be with you.
Full resume available upon request
Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood, Stockbridge , MA
The Aldrich Musem of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield CT
Spertus Museum, Chicaco, IL
Yeshiva University Museum, NYC
Rosen Art Museum, Boca Raton , FL
Hebrew Union College Museums/Skirball Museums, NYC, Cincinnati, CA
The Benton Art Museum, Storrs, CT
The Aidekman Gallery of Tufts University, Medford MA
New Bedford Art Museum, New Bedford, MA
Connecticut Commission on the Arts, Individual AArtist Grants
Fellowship Grant, Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture
Spertus Prize Finalist, Chicago
Poretsky Artist in Residence, Gainesville FL
National Havurah Institute, Artist in Residence
Yale University Library, Art of the Book , New Haven, CT
Cornell University Library, Southeast Asia Collection, Ithaca, NY
Hebrew Union College, Museums, NY, OH, CA
Museum of the Biblical Art, National Center for Jewish Art, Dallas, TX ( archive of Jewish and spiritual art work resides there)
New Haven Museum, New Haven, CT
Private Collections