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Artist: Micha Eden Erdész
3 Panels, each 18” x 18”
"Here are our nomadic emotions; in the face of the unbelievable present" - Micha Eden Erdész.
Colliding Psalm 130 with the anchorite experience of medieval mystic Julian of Norwich, a hybrid Jewish-Christian modality translates the Jewish perspective as stable / unstable images of wax, pigment and oils.
Interred within the symbol of our identity, "The Fear is Innocent" (2025) is an aperture of faith beyond the limitations of our beliefs, including our beliefs about anti-Semitism.
Artist: Micha Eden Erdész
3 Panels, each 18” x 18”
"Here are our nomadic emotions; in the face of the unbelievable present" - Micha Eden Erdész.
Colliding Psalm 130 with the anchorite experience of medieval mystic Julian of Norwich, a hybrid Jewish-Christian modality translates the Jewish perspective as stable / unstable images of wax, pigment and oils.
Interred within the symbol of our identity, "The Fear is Innocent" (2025) is an aperture of faith beyond the limitations of our beliefs, including our beliefs about anti-Semitism.