When the world was struck by COVID-19 in 2020, I began a ten-year completion process that began producing fourteen flags, a kimono, a quilt, and a book that visually pieced together my historical process. The textiles I gathered were the leftover silks on hand. Most, my parents brought me from travels, difficult to use, but significant in memories. The idea to use flags came from creating Tibetan flags for our garden and a flag installation on the High Line in NYC. These are the A Patchwork Work Life flags:

Hand Stitched Silk; Old Quilt Backing; 2020

The process was successful; encouraging me to try again for the Dayenu Exhibit. These flags are a little more eclectic, using more remnants and repurposing small works, continuing to center the mind on the values and concepts inherent in BubbeWisdom.















