Tracing a Dispersed Homeland aims to weave autobiographical storytelling into history, questioning constructs of nationalism and self-determination that transcend geographical boundaries.

Rooted in an exploration of my family's genealogy—spanning Ukrainian Hasidism, Palestinian Judaism, and Brazilian Zionism—Tracing a Dispersed Homeland examines the intricate relationships among communities shaped by political and ideological constellations. By questioning what lies beyond the fixed constructs of nationality, this project shifts between imagination and space, interrogating the kinship between individual and collective connections to language, lexicon, traditions, and homeland.