“The world stands on three things: Torah, the service of G‑d, and deeds of kindness.” (Avot 1:2) Hence, the predominant triangular shapes. Choosing the “right” path to return to our beginnings, and leaving behind our many created personas or masks.

Preparing for Rosh Hashanah, starting with the month of Elul.

After the jews were redeemed from Egypt, G‑d miraculously split the Red Sea, enabling them to escape. Moses sang praise to G‑d with the men, while his sister, the prophetess Miriam, took tambourines and danced and sang with the women. “It was in the merit of the righteous women we were redeemed from Eygpt; and it will be in the merit of the righteous women that we will be redeemed from this exile,” say out sages.

Each figure is dreaming of meeting their bashert (intended spouse), marrying under the chuppah with G‑d as their beloved, in a scene as lovely as the Garden of Eden.

The moon at its fullest...transitioning to light and joy.