The liturgical poem "Guardian of Israel, guard the remnant of Israel" serves as the inspiration for this artwork, made from parchment remnants of a Torah scribe — sacred fragments that carry memory, stitched together with sinew, the thread used to bind Torah scrolls.
The thread connecting the pieces symbolizes the spiritual and Torah-based continuity linking past and future.
The “remnant of Israel” expresses both vulnerability and deep resilience.
At the center is a tree-shaped void formed entirely by threads — by connections and bonds.
The Jewish people are both remnants of exile and a generation of redemption, both brokenness and rebirth.
From these remnants, a new wholeness emerges — exploring the fragility and strength of “She'erit Yisrael.”