With special access to the personal digital archives of Holocaust Centre North, a sensitive triptych was created in response to a telegram. Heartwarming illustrations capture the universal understanding of family connection.
To reflect the fragility and alienation experienced by Jewish families during World War II, delicate paper techniques were incorporated, adding depth to the real characters and narrative.
Collaborator
Holocaust Centre North, Huddersfield
Duration
Oct - Nov 2023
Area
Illustration & print
With the family separated for seven years during World War II, this timeless project looks at the personal yet universal feelings of missing and being reunited with family. It reminds us that we are all humans with loved ones- a message so prevalent to this day.
Early designwork
Playing with light
The projects foundation focused on embossing & debossing, and below you can get an idea of how practical, and traditional the printmaking process was.
Behind the scenes
