The Ones We Were Told to Forget

In this piece, memory is not a whisper, it’s a quiet rebellion. The figure, hollowed and silent, carries within it the ghostly presence of those erased by hatred. Their absence shaped the world; their memory shapes the resistance. This work confronts antisemitism through visual elegy. Each small spirit represents a voice denied, a name unspoken, a child who could have been. Art becomes the refuge where they live on. Memory becomes the weapon that refuses to be silenced. Created in honor of those lost, and for those who choose to remember. Collected by Cozomo di Medeci