Rooted in the artist's Jewish heritage, this collection explores the hamsa as a symbol of protection, gratitude, and connection. Through different interpretations of the familiar symbol, the drawings reflect the invisible forces that connect us to one another and to something greater than ourselves. The collection also reflects a sense of gratitude for the ability to create. Rather than viewing creativity as something entirely his own, the artist approaches it as a gift, one that allows him to express, explore, and connect with the world around him. As he puts it, “I don't live for art, I am alive because of art.”