Embodying the Labor of Remembering: New Work from Tamar Segev

Tamar details the physical and metaphorical gestures that make up her most recent paintings, which explore connections between generational memory and architecture. The painted, cut, and sewn surfaces enable a bodily form of remembrance as they come together in response to Tamar’s experiences visiting the remnants of her grandmother’s apartment in the Lodz Ghetto in Nazi-occupied Poland, and her family's stories that have traveled through several generations.

Read our full interview here. This interview was conducted with Abigail Holcombe and Emmaly Crimmel.