Framed

470 x 590mm

In Hold My Hand and I’ll Hold Yours, the artist reflects on the enduring strength of the Jewish people after witnessing a deeply moving encounter between a Holocaust survivor and a survivor of the October 7 attacks. Though separated by generations, their shared experiences of loss, survival, and resilience reveal the timeless power of compassion and mutual support. The painting celebrates the comfort found within community, reminding us that even in moments of profound sorrow, we are never alone. Above all, it is a tribute to the resilience of the Jewish people and the enduring faith and traditions that continue to flourish despite generations of persecution.