But she rejects the "aristocrat" label that clings to her, citing a mix of French and eastern European roots.
That is why I wrote a recent column about a persuasive paper by Karen Petrou, a banking expert, in which she argued that Dodd-Frank was creating a new kind of risk that she labeled "complexity risk".
She also arranged and made continuous narratives out of the various versions of Irish sagas, translating them into an Anglo-Irish peasant dialect that she labeled "Kiltartan".
At a fundraiser, she suggested that as many as half of GOP rival Donald Trump's supporters belonged in what she labeled a "basket of deplorables" — that they were racist, sexist, Islamophobic and/or xenophobic.
Her latest film refers to her as "She", a label that invites us to regard her as the emblem of womanhood.
"Dull in a new way," she labelled books that she despised.
She told her label that she had been listening to music from Daniel Lanois, the resonance-loving producer of U2 and Peter Gabriel.
"Even though they already are labeled that".
Sergel organizes Chalk, an art project that she labels a "public intervention" in which the struggle for social and economic justice continues for today's garment workers.
