Unwavering Faith, Unwavering Life, Triptych (Three 8' x 3' Panels), Mixed-Media, Acrylic, and Sumi Ink on Canvas, 2010, by Nova Hall. Provenance: Commissioned via the David and Marilyn Frazer Memorial Award for the Arts ($1,500 Grant). Unveiled at the Tempe Center for the Arts. *Note - Damaged in car accident - ready for reframing.

Unwavering Faith, Unwavering Life triptych painting by Nova Hall. Three 8x3 foot panels commissioned by the David and Marilyn Frazer Memorial Award for the Arts (Hillel ASU). Utilizes sumi ink, acrylic, and reversed Nazi stamps to explore 1,000 years of Jewish history, family resilience, and the Holocaust. Mentored by Leandro Soto. A monumental acquisition for Holocaust museums, Jewish cultural archives, and fine art collectors. — Unwavering Faith, Unwavering Life, Triptych (Three 8' x 3' Panels), Mixed-Media, Acrylic, and Sumi Ink on Canvas, 2010, by Nova Hall. Provenance: Commissioned via the David and Marilyn Frazer Memorial Award for the Arts ($1,500 Grant). Unveiled at the Tempe Center for the Arts. *Note - Damaged in car accident - ready for reframing. · Nova Hall

A staggering, monumental triptych, Unwavering Faith, Unwavering Life consists of three 8-foot-tall panels that redefine the narrative of Jewish history. Commissioned through a prestigious grant and unveiled at the Tempe Center for the Arts, the work was conceptually revolutionized after Nova Hall toured the Skirball Museum, choosing to focus on millennia of flourishing family life rather than being defined solely by the atrocities of the Reich. The panels are saturated in deeply symbolic hues: Red (the feminine, the bloodshed), Green (the child, rebirth), and Yellow (the masculine). Towering over these vibrant backgrounds are masterful, fluid sumi-e ink figures and Stars of David, taught by mentor Leandro Soto. Subversively, the enormous "tablets" are textured with the actual, physically reversed stamps of Nazi Germany—crushing the symbols of hate beneath the enduring, vibrant brushstrokes of cultural survival.