Adrienne Greenblatt: I wept at the tomb of my mother's tongue

I wept at the tomb of my mother’s tongue is Adrienne Greenblatt’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. The works address personal and systemic violence through ancestral lore, spiritual iconography, and material transformation. Using glass, found objects, and sound, Greenblatt examines memory, border politics, ritual, and survival, situating identity between history, myth, and the unseen.