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Published: 2004-04-19 07:51:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 4741; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 656
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In honor of the "Holocaust day" In the memory of six milliion Jews that died, and the the ones that got away and gave me life.Related content
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nice thought, but if you're going to mention the jews that died, you should also mention the blacks, gypsys, handicapps, ires, poles, homosexuals, and those whithout blue eyes and blonde hair. who died during the holocaust.
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fair point, but this isn't a politically correct government broadcast, this his own personal artwork and it represents part of his heritage. it is not just some genralised cremoration, its something more specific and meaningful; i belive that increases its worth conciderably.
i really like this gilad. did make it, or is it something else?
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I find it absurd how people are able to justify how the Holocaust never happened. I met a Holocaust survivor in person at the end of my 8th grade year. Shame I forget his name.
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what is the sky in that?
and what is the figure in the background on the left?
if your goal was conveying pain in this then youve done a great job. it makes me feel the same way i would if i were to go visit a concentration camp.
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This is a concentration camp model.
Thank you
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Great message, strong way of getting it across, good olours, very moving and disturbing. Thanks for this.
+fave
-Lia S.
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Powerfull shot, perhaps i would have chosen a darker lighting but well it very well works like that.
+Fav for this one.
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It's a strong one... Thank you for the comment and the
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Wow...very touching. Great stuff here. I love your gallery. This one reminds me of a life size tribute that I saw at the San Francisco Palace of the Legion of Honor several years ago.
"Fresh flowers memorialize "Holocaust," George Segal's life-size, sculpted scene of 11 Nazi death camp victims outside San Francisco's California Palace of the Legion of Honor."
If you haven't seen it...check it out. The tribute was very moving.
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Thank you.
I think I know the onw you mean, Ive seen pictures of it.
G
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Oh good... it's not something to be missed. Anyway have a good day. I'm off to work.
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that is crazy! i love it, very expressive.
::Blis102::
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wow-- thats pretty freaky. those little molded guys always freak me out.
i agree with the first post. it is good to remember them tho.
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I don't think any photo will ever convey the horror of the holocaust. But I think this is a nice way to honor the memory of those who lived and died in those terrible days.
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Interesting picture to display this day. Very well done
Glad you're here to share your wonderful work with us
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Thank u, I'm really glad to be here
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Here here! A good dedication indeed! Certainly 
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Gilad, all your photos have something special. This little something which makes things better. I know you see what I mean.
Other then the photo, this is the second time I come across that icon of the machu-picchu person. You know the person with this icon who calls this photo morbid
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powerful and sad work gilad, I respect you for not letting people forget, even here, at dA.
may they reat in peace
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thank you for not letting people forget.
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As beautiful as usaul, but my feeling is very morbid on that one... But so nice although !!!
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very strong expression
this leaves me silent, Ive been to camps before and I always came out as a different person, this is not different
I'm speechless and quiet for the rest of my day.
this is made with so much feeling and you can feel it .
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It nakes me sad to know I made you feel so sad, but also proud of you, that you can feel the pain. Thank u my friend. That means a lot.
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A work like this can never be commented too often. Echoing the first comment isn't something I really want to do, but, those words "powerful piece" were the first that came to mind. It is tragic that such emotions have a cause for occurance. but there are no words that could ever equal the pain, suffering and horror caused by the holocaust.
Very evocative work gilad!
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thank you for this. it captures my thoughts pretty well too. i remember when i was younger and visited a concentration camp in germany with my family, i could barely walk through it. when we finally left, after what seemed like a decade, i saw this rosebush outside of it, and i picked a closed bud from it, and i have kept it to remind me of that experiance. this evokes the same memories...thank you.
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very interesting!
i found also interesting how many people tend to make things like this work, like escaping from reality, reality is already to much painfull.. and real..
is this some model youยดve donne? ilike the way it looks so well tought, even the blurry background, with mostly purple tones!
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It's a part of an exibit in Haifa documenting with pupets the hustory of the jewish people
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