Self-portrait, broken but unbound with burned wedding lace
Acrylic, Textile
8x7x1in
$1,020
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Rivka Karasik
Austria
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Rivka Karasik
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Textile With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 2in, Height: 5.1in, Depth: 1.2in
About this artwork
This self-portrait is built from burned wedding lace, nailed Tzitzit strings, pages of Talmud, and prescription medication inserts. The materials carry their histories with them, scorched and pinned and repurposed into something that was never meant to survive but does. It is a portrait of the past that, through the very act of reclaiming what it was made from, becomes a portrait of what comes next.
Rivka Karasik
Austria
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Rivka Karasik grew up ultra- orthodox and Hasidic in Brooklyn. A life steeped in ritual objects, sacred text, and the weight of inherited tradition, and her art has never left that world behind, even as it ruptures and reimagines it. Trained at the Art Students League and Hunter College, she builds layered constructions from salvaged wood, found objects, and ritual materials bound by glue, nails, and thread: assemblages that feel less made than excavated. Her work sits at the intersection of memory and repair: textile threads suturing old wounds, collaged surfaces holding together what time and loss have pulled apart. After a long and frozen winter, she is creating again, and the work shows it.
Rivka Karasik
Self-portrait, freedom, with burned wedding lace
$560
