Pull quote-I believed that survival relied on strength and clear goals and that survivors should not view themselves as victims, but rather the underpinnings for new life and renewal. I began constructing sculptures where I used repetition of more angular forms (often of six figures, each representing one million souls) to convey the strength and unity that has emerged from the murder of the six million
”My lost childhood influenced me to create art that is accessible to a broad audience, but especially to those who are young and young at heart.”
”The famous Ring sculpture… is a common sight to most Lehigh students, although very few students know the origin of the piece. A general viewer consensus is that the rings have some kind of symbolic meaning that no one understands, and that they’ve seen people moving them around. For a community that does not seem to understand the significance of some art objects, this response from the Lehigh people is precisely what the artist intended.”
Leigh University Newspaper, April 19, 1985
“Peleg’s David’s Stone uses …rationalized geometry to suggest a more personalized symbolism. The stone’s mass is supported by a steel cable suspended flighty geometric hollow steel The weight of the stone is elegantly balanced, but we cannot escape the physical tension which seems destined to pull the sculpture apart and return its elements to the ground.”
Sculpture Magazine, November 2000,Volume 19, number 9 , p 62
Many of my works area interactive and others incorporate playful themes to break down barriers between art and the public