This piece, reminiscent of a sukkah or hut used on the holiday of Sukkot, tells the stories of homeless New Yorkers ages 4-75. The inside panels each represent one individual staying in NYC’s faith-based shelters and the outside walls are made from fiber art created by children in New York’s family shelters.

Read more about the stories in this piece in my book Temporary Shelter: An Art Installation about Homeless New Yorkers.

8′ x 8′ x 7.5′