In Bending Our Ear Downward

Exploring the intersection of nature and history, this poetry collection reflects on Jewish cemeteries in Bohemia and Moravia, where the author, alongside colleagues and her late husband, sought to understand the Holocaust's effects. Each poem captures the resilience of plants thriving in these neglected sites, intertwining horticultural history with themes of destruction and desecration. Presented during the "Still...Life" exhibition, the work combines poetry with historical context and photography, offering a poignant perspective on memory and loss.