I am always amazed that anyone in the camps could find it in themselves to make art, or to record their histories and traditions, in the midst of such abject horror. I'm grateful you shared this.
Thank you, Andrea, for your comment. It seems to me that the extraordinary people who pushed themselves to continue to create amidst so much horror achieved more than all the bullets and bombs. Their conquests is an indelible reminded of how its possible to celebrate and preserved what others hated and tried so hard to annihilate.
I am always amazed that anyone in the camps could find it in themselves to make art, or to record their histories and traditions, in the midst of such abject horror. I'm grateful you shared this.
Thank you, Andrea, for your comment. It seems to me that the extraordinary people who pushed themselves to continue to create amidst so much horror achieved more than all the bullets and bombs. Their conquests is an indelible reminded of how its possible to celebrate and preserved what others hated and tried so hard to annihilate.