Though he didn't describe himself as terribly religious, Hisaka did find a kind of numinous abstraction worked well for the B'nai Jeshurun Temple in suburban Pepper Pike, OH. Though the space is largely devoid of religious ornamentation, the color scheme is quietly symbolic of Judaism. Photo courtesy of Thom Abel.  Photo 4 of 11 in Don Hisaka's Cleveland Years by Aaron Britt

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Though he didn't describe himself as terribly religious, Hisaka did find a kind of numinous abstraction worked well for the B'nai Jeshurun Temple in suburban Pepper Pike, OH. Though the space is largely devoid of religious ornamentation, the color scheme is quietly symbolic of Judaism. Photo courtesy of Thom Abel.