Rooted in their identity as a queer, nonbinary, anti-Zionist Jewish artist and activist, Jodoh draws strength from the legacies of those who came before. Their practice centers on building intersectional communities and demanding justice for marginalized peoples—work they believe must be present in all spaces, from galleries to the streets.

Whether marching for BIPOC lives, honoring fallen trans siblings, celebrating queer resilience through vibrant color and movement, or creating “sanctuary sculptures” against hostile architecture, Jodoh’s work lives at the intersection of art and activism. Their advocacy is global, calling for the liberation of Palestine, the Congo, Sudan, Ethiopia, Haiti, Cambodia, Turtle Island, and all colonized nations. Through a multidisciplinary lens, they aim to amplify silenced voices and stay rooted in the pursuit of collective liberation.