The title of Becky Behar’s new photographic exhibition, “Tu Ke Bivas,” takes its name from a Sephardic Jewish blessing her parents recited before she undertook a major life transition. In addition to photographing Leah, the Tu Ke Bivas exhibition brings in Behar’s mother, Matilde. In the images, Matilde and Leah wear identical dark blue gowns, suggesting a romantic sensibility as well as a generational legacy. It’s a commentary on the generations of Sephardic women who have not been seen.”Behar dedicates the collection, “For Leah and Matilde. This work is ours.”In creating Tu Ke Bivas, Becky Behar has brought these graceful images of her Sephardic heritage and matriarchal lineage to life, as viewers consider their own oral histories.