An initiative that connects bereaved families with artists from a variety of disciplines for a shared journey of remembrance, documentation, and creation—offering an opportunity for connection, involvement, mutual contribution, and healing. At the heart of the process, artists undergo training and guidance and engage with bereaved families from diverse backgrounds. Through art, the fallen are commemorated and brought to life, as new works are created from their life stories—works that help process loss by expressing longing, grief, laughter, tears, and pain. The first exhibition opened in September 2024, and the second is currently on display (2025) at the Museum of Jewish Art at Heichal Shlomo in Jerusalem.
