Here Lived

Stone by stone, Here Lived chronicles the poignant narrative of hidden children, orphaned by the Holocaust, and the enduring legacy of generational trauma. At its heart lies Gunter Demnig’s Stolpersteine project, a profound endeavour aimed at healing the wounds inflicted by one of history’s most egregious atrocities: the Nazi reign of terror.

Through the placement of Stolpersteine, or stumbling stones, Demnig offers a tangible path towards reconciliation for individuals and communities alike. Each stone serves as a poignant reminder of lives lost and families shattered, while also symbolizing the resilience and determination to remember and honour the victims of the Holocaust.

As the project unfolds, Here Lived sheds light on the profound impact of Demnig’s singular vision, illustrating how these small yet powerful stones become symbols of remembrance, healing, and hope in the face of unspeakable tragedy.

Sponsored by:
Eric and Anne Andrew
Rozanne Kipnes and Geoffrey Druker
The Frank and Rosie Nelson Estate
Judy Oberlander and Mark Wexler