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The palm branch used during Sukkot — bound together with the other species as a symbol of unity and joy. The original artwork incorporates actual woven palm fiber, making the piece as tactile as the ritual itself.
Mimi Wohlberg is a mixed media and collage artist celebrated for her vibrant use of texture, color, and abstraction. Her work, which often explores themes of travel and Judaica, transcends the ordinary by integrating a dynamic mix of found and handmade materials. Mimi's sharp design sensibility, honed through her background in interior design, is evident in her site-specific installations found in prominent locations like JFK International Airport and the Hampton Synagogue.
The palm branch used during Sukkot — bound together with the other species as a symbol of unity and joy. The original artwork incorporates actual woven palm fiber, making the piece as tactile as the ritual itself.
Mimi Wohlberg is a mixed media and collage artist celebrated for her vibrant use of texture, color, and abstraction. Her work, which often explores themes of travel and Judaica, transcends the ordinary by integrating a dynamic mix of found and handmade materials. Mimi's sharp design sensibility, honed through her background in interior design, is evident in her site-specific installations found in prominent locations like JFK International Airport and the Hampton Synagogue.
