Each individual, the eyes of each individual are in the center of the project. The important aim of the project, that the eyes of the portarayed victims of Holocaust will meet the eyes of the next generations and will communicate with them. Through the eyes of the portrayed the spectators should feel the whole spectrum of emotions of these people and all the pain from the fact that we have lost them.

I try to use the photographic document as an impulse for my imagination to meet a living person and embrace him or her with all the facets of life and loving affection. I look at those persons spellbound and they look back at me. The eyes are the center of the portraits.
I pursue their charisma in their facial features.

My aim is to bring the victims of national socialism to life through artistic means and to enable the generations afterwards to enter into a dialogue with these disappeared people as living persons.
This is not about accusation or condemnation, but about the emotional connections that are formed in visual dialogue with the viewer. The humanity of these people in all its complexity, contradictions and vulnerability lives in these portraits and deeply affects those who see them.

If anything can, it is memory that will save humanity
Elie Wiesel