Margaret Schneider "One WTC"
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Follow Margaret Schneider on Instagram @scaredcicada
I’m a third-generation artist, writer, and musician, reclaiming my maternal Russian-Ukrainian heritage, reconnecting with ancestral traditions, and making reparations for ancestral harms. Reconnecting with ancestral practices has retraced threads of many of my abiding interests: pattern recognition, signal in noise, human commonality, languages, storytelling, psychology, and superstition. My maternal great- grandparents escaped pogroms in Odessa and found refuge in New York City, then later moved to Chicago. I spent my formative years in St. Louis. Living in Queens now is a return—a deliberate choice to live in one of the most diverse places on Earth, where I see and hear a half-dozen languages every time I go for a walk.
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Follow Margaret Schneider on Instagram @scaredcicada
I’m a third-generation artist, writer, and musician, reclaiming my maternal Russian-Ukrainian heritage, reconnecting with ancestral traditions, and making reparations for ancestral harms. Reconnecting with ancestral practices has retraced threads of many of my abiding interests: pattern recognition, signal in noise, human commonality, languages, storytelling, psychology, and superstition. My maternal great- grandparents escaped pogroms in Odessa and found refuge in New York City, then later moved to Chicago. I spent my formative years in St. Louis. Living in Queens now is a return—a deliberate choice to live in one of the most diverse places on Earth, where I see and hear a half-dozen languages every time I go for a walk.
This image is available for the following products: Framed Prints, and Giclee Fine Art Prints
Follow Margaret Schneider on Instagram @scaredcicada
I’m a third-generation artist, writer, and musician, reclaiming my maternal Russian-Ukrainian heritage, reconnecting with ancestral traditions, and making reparations for ancestral harms. Reconnecting with ancestral practices has retraced threads of many of my abiding interests: pattern recognition, signal in noise, human commonality, languages, storytelling, psychology, and superstition. My maternal great- grandparents escaped pogroms in Odessa and found refuge in New York City, then later moved to Chicago. I spent my formative years in St. Louis. Living in Queens now is a return—a deliberate choice to live in one of the most diverse places on Earth, where I see and hear a half-dozen languages every time I go for a walk.
This image is available for the following products: Framed Prints, and Giclee Fine Art Prints