While still working under Prof. Holger Matthies at the Hochschule der
Kuenste in Berlin, the three students designed a poster in memory of the many people
that perished in the Holocaust. They silkscreen printed thousands of names on the twelve
sheets it takes to completely cover a Litfass column, and purposely choose a water
soluble ink that was slowly washed away by rain. The names fade from view as they fade from
our memory.
The picture at left is a close-up showing a very small part of a poster
where somebody checked the print with his wet finger, leaving his fingerprint as he
wiped out a name.
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