The exhibition tells five love stories. To do this, various bibliographical novels and diaries are used—published by witnesses of these events and their descendants. For each story, exhibits from authors who represent the themes of war and the Holocaust in their works have been curated.
Print Publication Concept: To create a memory archive of Holocaust victims through the stories of individuals who did not choose their fate but continued to hold onto the hope of finding happiness by documenting their thoughts and memories.
For the publication, an extremely narrow format was chosen to create a sense of discomfort and lack of choice. The layout of the spreads is structured with a 90-degree rotation, utilizing a scarcity of extraneous details, and focusing on the artists' work to emphasize fragility, inviolability, sincerity, and brutality.
The print edition is accompanied by cards featuring quotes from the diaries of Holocaust survivors, to whom the sections are dedicated. The catalog documents five love stories that survived the Holocaust.
