Holocauste

Lithographs 50 x 75 cm on aluminum of an oil on canvas mixed media (1993)
(photographed and digitally processed)
limited to 50 numbered and signed copies.
Artist:  Steeve Grangier
Certificate of authenticity provided on the back of the work.
Wall mounting brackets are included

The Holocaust lithograph is a work that poignantly expresses the suffering and distorted faces of humanity in the face of the atrocities of history. The intertwining of faces, with exaggerated and angular features, evokes a multitude of silenced voices, a collective cry frozen in the canvas. These figures seem to reflect pain, fear, and resignation, illustrating intensely human emotions.

The dark, almost earthy tones reinforce the idea of ​​despair and loss of identity, as if each face represented a part of a vanished whole. The absence of precise individuality in the facial features gives them a universal quality, paying homage not only to the specific victims of the historical Holocaust, but also to all those affected by genocide and persecution.

The work is striking in its raw and chaotic style, where each brushstroke seems to embody the violence suffered. The Holocaust is an artistic representation that seeks not to embellish suffering, but to present it in all its brutality and complexity, in order to remind the viewer of the importance of memory and collective resilience.