"Alefbet" by Grisha Bruskin is a visually dense and symbolically rich work rooted in the intersection of Jewish mysticism, Soviet iconography, and the power of language. The composition draws upon the Hebrew alphabet as a sacred and structural foundation, weaving together figures, text, and archetypal imagery to explore themes of memory, identity, and cultural transmission. Bruskin's signature lexicon of recurring characters and symbols merges the spiritual with the political, reflecting on the collective consciousness of a people shaped by displacement and tradition.