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Less celebrated than wheat but no less sacred. Barley marks the counting of the Omer, the bridge between Pesach and Shavuot. Mimi's piece honors that quiet, steady significance. A meaningful piece for Passover or Shavuot gifting.
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.
Less celebrated than wheat but no less sacred. Barley marks the counting of the Omer, the bridge between Pesach and Shavuot. Mimi's piece honors that quiet, steady significance. A meaningful piece for Passover or Shavuot gifting.
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.
