After creating the frontispiece map for Glenn Kurtz’s book, “Three Minutes In Poland”, I worked on a sign now on the site of the Jewish cemetery that was destroyed during the Second World War. Then I collaborated with Glenn on a memorial for the site. It is a moving story. You can read about it here:

Article in the Jewish Forward
A decorative garden arch with wrought iron frame and blue patterned panels, set outdoors among trees and grass.
A collage of three photos taken outdoors at a park or nature reserve. The first two photos show large wrought iron gate sculptures with trees in the background, and people observing them. The third photo features a group of eight people standing in front of informational signs and trees, posing for a photo.
Map of Nasielsk with points indicating locations of historical Jewish sites. Includes black and white photographs of Jewish community members, cemeteries, old buildings, and groups of people. Text in multiple languages provides historical context.

Sign at the memorial site in Nasielsk