Michal Meron

Parashat Ki Tisa – Breaking and Renewal

This week’s Torah portion (Exodus 30:11–34:35) confronts one of the most dramatic moments in the Torah: the creation of the Golden Calf. As Moses descends from Sinai with the tablets of the covenant, the people fall into fear and impatience, and the tablets are shattered.
Yet Ki Tisa is not only a story of crisis — it is also a story of forgiveness, intercession, and renewal. Moses returns to the mountain, the covenant is restored, and new tablets are given.
At The Studio in Venice, we explore Ki Tisa through art — broken forms becoming whole again, light emerging from fracture, and the resilience of covenant.
Join us in reflecting on human fragility, divine mercy, and the possibility of renewal.

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Bo n.15

Parashat Bo takes us into the crescendo of the Exodus story, where the final three plagues unfold, culminating in the Israelites’ liberation from Egypt. It is a moment of transition, from bo***ge to freedom, representing the human from despair to hope. What makes this parasha so resonant in modern life is its focus on agency and remembrance.

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Parashat Lech-Lecha – Journey and Faith at The Studio in Venice

“Go forth from your land…”
This week’s Torah portion (Genesis 12:1–17:27) invites us to reflect on journey, faith, and identity — the courage to leave what is known and follow a divine calling.

At The Studio in Venice, this moment comes alive through Jewish art — colors of movement, trust, and transformation. Each brushstroke echoes Abraham’s first steps into the unknown.
Explore Parashat Lech-Lecha through art — a meditation on faith, courage, and creative renewal.



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