Talia Steinman (b. 1992) is a Diasporist, Anti-Zionist Jewish artist of Ashkenazi descent working with collage in New York City. She invokes Jewish frameworks through playful inquiry, iterative layering, obsessively collecting source material, and reflecting her place in the diaspora. Working between digital and physical formats, she abstracts and combines details that range from iPhone stickers of urban fragments to Jewish ritual objects and symbols.
Her works span analog and digital collage and photography, Riso printing, painting, assemblage, video, bookmaking, and more.
She is an MFA candidate in SVA Art Practice’s class of 2026.