Halle Tucker, a Jewish-American artist, focuses her work on finding what home means to her and how it has affected her as she has gotten older. She is an artist originally from St. Louis, now based in Cincinnati, who carries a transformative experience of bouncing between cities throughout the United States. This transformation has infused her artwork with a focus on what home means and how it helps to shape our identities. Drawing from her upbringing in a Jewish-American household within a diverse neighborhood, Halle’s work dives into her personal history. She reflects on being fortunate enough to have an idealistic childhood that allows her to explore the ideas of belonging and becoming her own individual. She also enjoys the exploration of how pain can develop over time. By using a mix of painting, photography, and a new found love for printmaking, Halle finds new ways to challenge her materials and create something new and inviting.